Sunderland nuns clap and sing their celebrations for NHS and care workers

Sunderland nuns gave a hallelujah to our NHS staff and carers tonight as they took to the streets to show their appreciation.
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Members of the St Anthony’s Convent of Mercy in Ashbrooke clapped and sang out on the street as they joined in the nationwide celebration for all those who have dedicated their efforts to supporting the fight against coronavirus.

Carrying an artwork candle and a host of banners, they joined in the 8pm event at the gates of their building on Tunstall Road.

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The group sang as they showed their appreciation for those who have helped on the frontline during the coronavirus crisis.The group sang as they showed their appreciation for those who have helped on the frontline during the coronavirus crisis.
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