The photographs suggest that this was a particularly intimate setting for St Therese. If my memory serves me correctly, there is an army barracks fairly close to the Carmel in Preston, and hence perhaps the soldiers in the "bearer party". Photo credits: catholicrelics.co.uk.
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http://www.lep.co.uk/news/Crowds-flock-to-see-relics.5684961.jp
The link in the comment above is to a report from the Lancashire Evening Post.
Now, all those place names .. Ribbleton, Bamber Bridge .. they do remind me of my youth. In a previous incarnation, I spent two weeks in the parish at Ribbleton ...
Zero says
Is that where someone thought you were the curate's son?
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