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Candlemas

Katherine Jenkins visits the magnificent Salisbury Cathedral to celebrate Candlemas - the commemoration of the infant Jesus being presented at the temple in Jerusalem. She discovers the origins and meaning of this ancient feast day with the canon chancellor and learns more about the cathedral's fascinating history from one of the tour guides.\n\nSean Fletcher visits Charles Farris Candles, a firm that manufacture and supply ten million candles to churches each year.\n\nAnd nearly 12 months on from the devasting nerve agent attack in Salisbury, the cathedral's new dean, Nick Papadopulos, tells Katherine how the city is striving for peace and unity.\n\nWith hymns and songs from across the UK celebrating God's light shining in the darkness.\n\nMusic:\nLight of the World (Here I Am to Worship) from Church of Christ the Cornerstone, Milton Keynes\nNunc Dimittis from Salisbury Cathedral\nLike a Candle Flame from Derby Cathedral\nLux Aeterna from Pershore Abbey\nHear the Call of the Kingdom from Albert Hall, Nottingham\nFaithful one from St Thomas the Martyr's Church, Newcastle\nThe Day Thou Gavest from Salisbury Cathedral.

Source: BBC 1