For the first time in 450 years, a citadel of Protestant worship in England — the Chapel Royal at Hampton Court Palace — echoed to the sound of Roman Catholic prayers and music.

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Henry VIII’s chapel hosts Catholic prayers for the first time in 450 years . CANTERBURY, England (RNS) The service was a symbolic act cementing growing ties between this country’s two ...

For the first time in 450 years the Chapel Royal at Hampton Court Palace echoed to the sound of Roman Catholic prayers and music. Cardinal Vincent Nichols led vespers.