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Collation and Installation of Archdeacon of the Meon

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Sunday, 2nd July, 5:45pm

Portsmouth Cathedral

This Sunday the collation and installation of Kathryn Percival as Archdeacon of the Meon will take place during Choral Evensong at Portsmouth Cathedral. The service of readings and prayer, accompanied by the Portsmouth Cathedral Choirs, starts at 5:45pm.

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