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| Description | English: The Rood is high above the Communion Rail at the spring of the chancel arch, supported on a huge oaken beam. Its position at the entrance of the Sanctuary or "Holy of Holies" is the ancient and traditional one signifying that heaven is entered through Christ crucified - the Nave symbolizing the world. The five figures are Our Lord, Our Lady, St. John and the two thieves.
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| Date | 8/8/14 | ||
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| Author | Bestbudbrian |
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