Cardinal Hume leads Benedictines in service to mark order's links to 900-year-old Winchester Cathedral

Tuesday 13 July 1993 00:02 BST

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Benedictine monks and nuns check seating arrangements for lunch after a service forming part of the celebrations to mark the 900th anniversary of Winchester Cathedral, where followers of St Benedict formed a community until Henry VIII dissolved the monastries in 1538. The sermon was preached by Cardinal Basil Hume.

Photograph: Herbie Knott

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