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Worshippers to take part in Liverpool's bi-annual Two Cathedrals Service
Published: 27th May 2012 11:35:50
Thousands of Christians are expected to take to the streets of Liverpool later for the Two Cathedrals Service.
They will mark the Christian feast of Pentecost by starting at Liverpool Metropolitan Cathedral at 15:00 BST.
Halfway through the service the congregation will leave the Roman Catholic cathedral to march more than half a mile down Hope Street to the city's Anglican Cathedral.
The service signifies the unity between the different denominations.
This year marks 30 years since the first Two Cathedrals service, which was held when the late Pope John Paul II visited Liverpool.
It is also 45 years since the official opening of Liverpool Metropolitan Cathedral.
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