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Government offers £1.5m to preserve historic churches

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Peter Stanford meets the poet Angela Kirby

Live Simply is a call to alms
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Return to: Benedict XVI proclaims that Baroque is back

Picture 10
Fr Rupert McHardy of the London Oratory in a 19th century alb

Picture 9
The maniple around Fr McHardy's arm is old

Picture 8
The chasuble is copied from the older set of vestments

Picture 7
Fr McHardy is helped by into a 19th century dalmatic

Picture 6
Fr McHardy in London's Little Oratory

Picture 5
The dalmatic is worn by deacons during Mass

Picture 4
A 19th century cope and stole are used here for Asperges

Picture 3
Copes are worn for processions, Asperges and Benediction

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Kneeling in front of the altar

Picture 1
A biretta and tassels

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