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A vibrant statement

EGARDING the restoration of and new stained-glass windows (), you may be interested in the). The window was designed by John Reyntiens and dedicated to the memory of Dr Edward Burn (1922–2019)—a D-Day veteran, barrister and Official Student and Tutor in Law at Christ Church from 1955 until retirement in 1990. It depicts St Francis and the exquisite natural world.

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