Cathedral of St Mary and St James, Maseru

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St Mary and St James Cathedral is an Anglican church in Maseru. [1] The current incumbent is The Very Rev Job Mofana. [2]

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Coordinates: 29°19′S27°29′E / 29.31°S 27.48°E / -29.31; 27.48