Church hit by twin tower debris to reopen

New York’s historic Trinity Church, filled with ash and shards of glass from the terrorist attacks on the nearby World Trade Centre, will reopen for worship on Sunday.

Church hit by twin tower debris to reopen
Fri, 02 Nov, 2001 - 08:46

New York’s historic Trinity Church, filled with ash and shards of glass from the terrorist attacks on the nearby World Trade Centre, will reopen for worship on Sunday.

The 300-year-old Episcopal parish has held services at a Catholic church nearby since the September 11 attacks.

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