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2026-09-09 09:17
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American Bishop Robert Barron calls out St. Paul’s Cathedral in UK over nightclub partnership
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American Bishop Robert Barron calls out St. Paul's Cathedral in UK over nightclub partnership
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While the cathedral has worked with the nightclub company before, this latest agreement has sparked an international firestorm of controversy.
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Roman Catholic Bishop Robert Barron blasted St. Paul's Cathedral for its multi-year Fabric nightclub concert deal, calling it a surrender to secularism.
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