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Canterbury Cathedral hosts first pancake race in decades for Shrove Tuesday - Vimarsana News

Canterbury Cathedral hosts first pancake race in decades for Shrove Tuesday

Staff including the Dean of Canterbury Cathedral, Very Reverend Dr David Monteith, took part in the festivities in the cathedral precincts.

Canterbury Cathedral's 'rave in the nave': sacrilege or harmless fun? - Vimarsana News

Canterbury Cathedral's 'rave in the nave': sacrilege or harmless fun?

What’s it like to dance to Europop in one of the holiest sites in Britain? And should it even be allowed? One blessed raver finds out

Funny old world: The week's offbeat news - Vimarsana News

Funny old world: The week's offbeat news

From how to deflect embarrassing questions from Chinese aunts to the downside of sleeping with pigs... your weekly roundup of offbeat stories from around the world. "Actually (as far as he's concerned) I am sleeping in his bed and if I move too much he grunts and pinches me," she laughed.

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'Profane' or 'innocent'? Row over Canterbury Cathedral silent disco | Anglicanism - Vimarsana News

'Profane' or 'innocent'? Row over Canterbury Cathedral silent disco | Anglicanism

Critics say dance event sends message that ‘Christians do not take their faith or their holy places seriously’

God's children protest against 'rave in the nave': Christians sing hymns outside Canterbury Cathedral amid fury over 'boozy' silent discos blaring likes of Vengaboys and All Saints in bid to attract a younger flock - Vimarsana News

God's children protest against 'rave in the nave': Christians sing hymns outside Canterbury Cathedral amid fury over 'boozy' silent discos blaring likes of Vengaboys and All Saints in bid to attract a younger flock

Church leaders say they need to reach out to younger people and find ways of raising the 'large sums' the Cathedral requires to survive - but protesters said the rave was the 'opposite of holy'.