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That church would be St Pancras at Canterbury - whose ruins are within the precincts of what became St Augustine's Abbey.
John Briggs
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Others can answer with far more erudition than I, but yes, Augustine of
Canterbury brought Pancras' relics to England, and dedicated a church to
him.