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The team explores how the Candlemas festival was named and tours a candle-making factory in Liverpool, and Aled Jones performs Geoffrey Burgon's setting of Nunc Dimittis.

As the days begin to get lighter and we get a little closer to spring, Songs of Praise celebrates Candlemas. We find out how the festival gets its name, tour a candle-making factory in Liverpool and meet the mum who had to get permission from Mother Theresa to adopt a blind girl from India.

Pam Rhodes introduces hymns including Light of the World and Immortal, Invisible, plus Aled Jones performs Geoffrey Burgon's setting of Nunc Dimittis.

35 minutes

Last on

Sun 1 Feb 200916:55

Credits

RoleContributor
PresenterPam Rhodes
ParticipantAled Jones
ProducerJennie Bateson

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  • Sun 1 Feb 200915:55
  • Sun 1 Feb 200916:55

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