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The National Pilgrimage in Walsingham (above) went ahead on Monday in mainly dry conditions, despite a grim forecast. Canon Martin Warner (left, at the lectern) praised the vision and enthusiasm of the Shrine Administrator, the Revd Philip North, who is leaving to be Team Rector in the Old St Pancras Team Ministry in London |
