07/06/2009
A service for Trinity Sunday from St James' RC Church in St Andrews, close to the home of the Culdees, the religious community which lived in the town from the 9th century onwards.
A service for Trinity Sunday from St James' Roman Catholic Church in St Andrews, close to the home of the Culdees, the religious community which lived in the town from the 9th century onwards.
Presented by Professor John Haldane of the Department of Moral Philosophy, St Andrews University, and Canon Brian Halloran.
With the Cecilian Choir directed by Mary Veal.
Organist: Kevin Veal.
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