Yours Faithfully: a note from GERALD PRIESTLAND , Religious Affairs Correspondent.
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New Every Morning, page 30; What sorrow sore (BBC Hymn Book 96); Psalm 22; John 19, vv 31-42; When I survey the wondrous cross (BBC HB 97)
Six talks for Holy Week by REV RICHARD HOLLOWAY , Rector Of Old St Paul's Scottish Episcopal Church, Edinburgh
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with Anne Gregg and Norman Tozer visits Jerusalem and Vatican City and questions the relevance of religious belief in 1977. And JIM MCMANUs reads I Know a Rotten Place by BRYAN BREED abridged in six instalments (2) Produced by the Woman's Hour Unit
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The Murder of Walter Raleigh by IAN CULLEN with Bernard Archard as Sir Walter Raleigh
Sir Walter Raleigh , once England's pride, was sentenced to death, reprieved and then executed 15 years later. This imaginative reconstruction of events tells how this came about.
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