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LIVE: Archbishop Desmond Tutu’s memorial at the Orlando West Holy Cross Anglican Church

31 December 2021, 11:28 AM  |
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The late Archbishop Desmond Tutu has been described as an international icon of note.

The late Archbishop Desmond Tutu has been described as an international icon of note.

Image: Reuters

The late Archbishop Desmond Tutu has been described as an international icon of note.

The Holy Cross Anglican Church in Orlando West  is hosting the memorial service of the late Archbishop Emeritus Desmond Tutu.

The Arch’s funeral will take place at the cathedral on Saturday.

Live proceedings below:

 

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