The Welshman will take a trip to Northern Ireland to visit Father Brian D’Arcy at his church in Enniskillen.
Father D’Arcy, a regular contributor to BBC Radio 2′s Wake Up To Wogan for 20 years, will share memories of the much-admired broadcaster.
They had been friends for more than four decades.
The Co Fermanagh priest delivered reflections on life and faith during the Pause for Thought part of the late star’s radio show.
Talking on Chris Evans’s Radio 2 show on February 1, Father D’Arcy recalled their final emotional handshake.
“I wasn’t sure if it was goodbye, but as soon as I saw Terry I knew it was the last time I was going to see him, and the shake hands was the last shake hands I’d ever have with him.”
Sir Terry had spoken in recent years about not believing in God after the death of his three-week-old daughter Vanessa in 1966.
At the end of the interview on Songs Of Praise, Aled asked: “Do you think he (Terry) is in heaven then?”
Father D’Arcy replied: “If he’s not then I don’t want be there because I’d like to be where he is, because that’s where goodness is.”
The programme will close with Aled and Sir Terry’s duet of Little Drummer Boy/Peace On Earth, which was released as a Children In Need Christmas charity single in 2008.
Songs Of Praise is broadcast on February 7 at 4.15pm.
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