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Religion: Arthur Michael Ramsey. The Archbishop of Canterbury tolling the bell
Religion: Arthur Michael Ramsey. The Archbishop of Canterbury tolling the bell, high up in the belfry of Canterbury Cathedral today (Sat). The Archbishop climbed the winding spiral staircase, and rang the bell 150 times. This was the signal for church bells all over Britain to be rung for an hour, in protest against the million people who have died in the Nigeria - Biafra war. With the Archbishop in some pictured is Ralph Brasier, head verger at Canterbury Cathedral. December 1969 Z12302
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Mirrorpix
England
Media ID 21268215
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10"x10" Photo Print
Bring the historic moment of faith and tradition to your home with our exquisite photographic print from the Media Storehouse collection. Featuring "Religion: Arthur Michael Ramsey. The Archbishop of Canterbury tolling the bell" by Mirrorpix, this image captures a poignant moment in time as Archbishop Ramsey tolls the bell high up in the belfry of Canterbury Cathedral. A beautiful addition to any space, this print is crafted with the highest quality materials, ensuring vibrant colors and sharp detail that will last a lifetime. Order now and relive the memories of this significant religious event every day.
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"Religion: Arthur Michael Ramsey. The Archbishop of Canterbury tolling the bell, high up in the belfry of Canterbury Cathedral today (Sat). The Archbishop climbed the winding spiral staircase, and rang the bell 150 times. This was the signal for church bells all over Britain to be rung for an hour, in protest against the million people who have died in the Nigeria - Biafra war. With the Archbishop in some pictured is Ralph Brasier, head verger at Canterbury Cathedral". In this print from December 1969, we witness a powerful act of faith and compassion by Arthur Michael Ramsey, then-Archbishop of Canterbury. Standing tall amidst ancient stone walls and surrounded by centuries-old traditions, he ascends into the heights of Canterbury Cathedral's belfry to toll its resounding bell. With each reverberating chime echoing through time and space, Ramsey sends a poignant message that transcends borders and politics. In solidarity with those devastated by the Nigeria-Biafra conflict that claimed a staggering one million lives, he leads a nationwide call for remembrance and action. Beside him stands Ralph Brasier, head verger at Canterbury Cathedral – their shared commitment to their religious duties evident on their faces as they carry out this solemn task together. This image encapsulates not only an iconic moment but also serves as a reminder that religion can be a catalyst for change beyond its sacred spaces. It highlights how faith leaders can use their positions to advocate for justice and peace
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