And now for a couple of amusing liturgical photos:
This is the font in Canterbury Cathedral-note the fire exit sign behind it!

This is a boss from the ceiling of York Minister.  If  you can make the photo large enough, you will see the faces of the disciples (sort of) looking at the bottoms of Jesus' feet at the Ascension.

Mecca-Canterbury Cathedral!  The pulpit, the high altar, and the last is part of the old wall around the city.

The ruins of St. Andrew's Cathedral, St. Andews's, Scotland.  This is from last Saturday but for some reason it did not post earlier.

I have been in York the last few days.  Here are a few photos.  Believe it or not, I did not go in the Brew and Brownie, but did visit the York Cocoa House (okay, I did more than just visit).  The next photo is York Minster. The window is actually a digital reproduction projected on the wall as the actual window is being restored.  The last photo is of the ruins of St. Mary's Abbey, another Reformation casualty.