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After Henry
 ART AND RECONCILIATION TRUST |
| A fund-raising appeal for an ecumenical memorial to medieval shrines destroyed during the Reformation was launched at the Charterhouse, in London, on Tuesday. The sculptor Paul Day presented a maquette of his proposed design, commissioned by the Art and Reconciliation Trust |
