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Music Or Misconduct? Silent Disco In UK Cathedral Sparks Protests
Despite protests, the disco will proceed, with alcohol permitted and the historic Nave transformed into a dancefloor. This clash highlights differing views on engaging younger generations and balancing reverence with financial needs in sacred spaces.
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Cathedral Cat Strikes Again, Steals Pancakes In Hilarious Video
No longer content with stealing just milk, Tiger the cat has moved on to better, more delicious targets - like pancakes.
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Cat Steals Milk During Online Church Service In Hilarious Video
A cat stole the show as the Dean of Canterbury livestreamed morning prayers for viewers.
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United Kingdom Archbishop in 'Condolence' Visit to Egypt
Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby, the Church of England leader, arrived in Egypt today to offer his condolences over the beheadings of twenty one Egyptian Coptic Christians by jihadists in Libya.
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United Kingdom Commemorates the End of Afghan War
Queen Elizabeth joined army top brass and relatives of British soldiers who died in Afghanistan at a commemoration service at St Paul's Cathedral in London today, marking the end of 13 years of British military operations in the country.
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Music Or Misconduct? Silent Disco In UK Cathedral Sparks Protests
Despite protests, the disco will proceed, with alcohol permitted and the historic Nave transformed into a dancefloor. This clash highlights differing views on engaging younger generations and balancing reverence with financial needs in sacred spaces.
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Cathedral Cat Strikes Again, Steals Pancakes In Hilarious Video
No longer content with stealing just milk, Tiger the cat has moved on to better, more delicious targets - like pancakes.
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Cat Steals Milk During Online Church Service In Hilarious Video
A cat stole the show as the Dean of Canterbury livestreamed morning prayers for viewers.
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United Kingdom Archbishop in 'Condolence' Visit to Egypt
Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby, the Church of England leader, arrived in Egypt today to offer his condolences over the beheadings of twenty one Egyptian Coptic Christians by jihadists in Libya.
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United Kingdom Commemorates the End of Afghan War
Queen Elizabeth joined army top brass and relatives of British soldiers who died in Afghanistan at a commemoration service at St Paul's Cathedral in London today, marking the end of 13 years of British military operations in the country.
