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13 May 2017: The Archbishop of York, Dr John Sentamu, lights a candle at Holy Trinity Church, Hull, to mark its re-dedication as a Minster. He carried the lantern (pictured) with a flame lit at Holy Trinty's 'mother' church, All Saints in Hessle, East Yorkshire, and sailed down the Humber Estuary followed by a flotilla into Hull Marina.
The voyage harked back to 700-year-old Holy Trinity's mediaeval origins and also celebrated Hull's maritime heritage.
Holy Trinty is England's largest parish church and the minster-making is one of the keynote events during Hull's year as UK City of Culture.
Further info: John Meehan 07803 199492
Picture: Sean Spencer/Hull News & Pictures Ltd
01482 210267/07976 433960
www.hullnews.co.uk sean@hullnews.co.uk

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13 May 2017: The Archbishop of York, Dr John Sentamu, lights a candle at Holy Trinity Church, Hull, to mark its re-dedication as a Minster. He carried the lantern (pictured) with a flame lit at Holy Trinty's 'mother' church, All Saints in Hessle, East Yorkshire, and sailed down the Humber Estuary followed by a flotilla into Hull Marina.<br />
The voyage harked back to 700-year-old Holy Trinity's mediaeval origins and also celebrated Hull's maritime heritage. <br />
Holy Trinty is England's largest parish church and the minster-making is one of the keynote events during Hull's year as UK City of Culture.<br />
Further info: John Meehan 07803 199492<br />
Picture: Sean Spencer/Hull News & Pictures Ltd<br />
01482 210267/07976 433960<br />
www.hullnews.co.uk sean@hullnews.co.uk