St. Paul’s Cathedral Criticized over Partnership with London Nightclub
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Between you and me, Anglicanism has never been anything other than the domestication of Christianity in the face of political power, and as such it has religiously followed all ideological fashions, eventually leading to a crazy wokism that has heatedly emptied the churches. And now, apparently, they have decided to dedicate them to bailongo. Even its very center. ... Continue reading "Wokism is carried ahead of St. Paul's Cathedral in London: c…
St. Paul’s Cathedral and Fabric Bring Nightclub Culture to the Nave – The American Spectator | USA News and Politics
It was a man with a pen who noticed that the cross stood atop a ball at the apex of St. Paul’s Cathedral in London. Most of England, going about its business on and around Ludgate Hill, hadn’t thought much about it. But an author’s job is to notice. And then to write. So the man, as writers sometimes do, immediately put a professor named Lucifer in a spaceship alongside an old Bulgarian monk named Michael and had them circle the dome’s 112-foot …
American bishop criticizes St. Paul’s Cathedral for partnering with nightclub company, says it’s losing the line between ‘sacred and secular’
Bishop Robert Barron spoke out to criticize a new partnership between London’s St. Paul’s Cathedral and the nightclub company Fabric. The deal, which reportedly grants Fabric exclusive rights to host concerts at the historic venue until 2030, has triggered a significant wave of backlash. As reported by the NY Post, Bishop Barron, a well-known American Catholic bishop, took to social media to express his disapproval of the arrangement. He argued…
St. Paul's Cathedral in London has launched a four-year partnership with the Fabric nightclub, which will see musical events held at the cathedral, the BBC reports. The first concert is scheduled for October 29th. The cathedral remains an active Anglican church, with services held daily, Tribune Chrétienne notes.
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