Cardinal Basil Hume, (c) the leader of Roman Catholics in England and Wales, celebrates a memorial Requiem Mass for the former Bishop of Brentwood, Patrick Casey, at Westminster Cathedral. The Cardinal's 1st appearance since announcing he is dying of cancer.

Cardinal Basil Hume, (c) the leader of Roman Catholics in England and Wales, celebrates a memorial Requiem Mass for the former Bishop of Brentwood, Patrick Casey, at Westminster Cathedral. The Cardinal's 1st appearance since announcing he is dying of cancer. Stock Photo

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Cardinal Basil Hume, (c) the leader of Roman Catholics in England and Wales, celebrates a memorial Requiem Mass for the former Bishop of Brentwood, Patrick Casey, at Westminster Cathedral. The Cardinal's 1st appearance since announcing he is dying of cancer.

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