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2026-09-06 05:47
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St Paul's Cathedral to Host DJ Music Raves Inside Church
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The Christian PostRight
Church of England facing backlash over multi-year nightclub contract to host raves at St. Paul’s Cathedral
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- The Christian PostRight
The Church of England is facing criticism after St. Paul’s Cathedral in London signed a multi-year agreement to host concerts inside the building with Fabric, a nightclub that lost its license in 2016 after two drug-related deaths.
Read at christianpost.com → - BreitbartRight
St Paul's Cathedral in London has agreed to become a music venue for DJs in a four-year partnership with a controversial nightclub group, a move critics say shows disrespect for the holy Christian site and the historically significant figures buried in its crypt.
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