
Edward Pentin
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Another “rave in the nave” took place in Canterbury Cathedral this evening — on the Feast of the Assumption. The “silent disco” of 80s music had two sessions running from 6.30pm to midnight. In 1170, St Thomas Becket was martyred in the cathedral, a profoundly sacred place of worship that is of great religious and historical significance to England. Canterbury Cathedral has been Anglican since the Reformation. Photos and video courtesy of Cristina Ruiz See my article below on previous protests against the cathedral discos👇
Edward Pentin130,730 просмотров • 1 месяц назад

Canterbury Cathedral, where St Thomas Becket was martyred just next to the nave, is hosting a “90s Silent Disco” over two nights Feb. 8-9. 3,000 people expected to take part. Faithful are protesting against the event with prayer vigils outside Canterbury Cathedral
Edward Pentin1,388,712 просмотров • 2 лет назад

In 2007, Fr. Robert Francis Prevost, then prior general of the Augustinians, celebrated vespers with Pope Benedict XVI in Pavia, Italy, the site of the tomb of St. Augustine. The future Pope Leo XIV gave these comments for a documentary on Pope Benedict we produced the following year called “The Papacy of Reason — Inside the Mind of Benedict XVI.”
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