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Everyman: Inside Canterbury Cathedral

BBC One
on BBC One London

Pilgrims in the Middle Ages came to Canterbury as an act of faith, looking forward to a heavenly reward; tourists today come as an act of curiosity, looking back at 800 years of English history. Are we turning the Mother-church of the nation into a God museum?
Peter France looks at the life of a great cathedral, the choirboys and cleaners, stonemasons and priests, and asks: what does it all mean today?

Contributors

Reporter:
Peter France
Producer:
Bill Nicholson
Editor:
Peter Armstrong
Source: Radio Times

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