Garforth St Mary: altars
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Garforth St Mary: altars
Image: © Stephen Craven Taken: 22 Jan 2022
There are two altars (communion tables), a modern one at the front of the nave and the high altar in the sanctuary. The Christmas tree and crib are still in place in late January, following a tradition in some Christian circles that the Christmas season lasts for forty days rather than twelve.
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