Last month, I made a point of visiting St. Paul’s Cathedral
St Paul’s is London’s cathedral and embodies the spiritual life and heritage of the British people. Cathedrals serve a wide community. A cathedral houses the seat – or in Latin, cathedra – of the bishop, making it a centre for Christian worship and teaching, and the Christian mission.
The cathedral was incredibly beautiful on the outside. The inside, equally so. Unfortunately, I was only able to take a quick peak in before visiting hours started. Cameras are not allowed inside. Here are a few pics,
Here is what a fraction of 1% are doing under the guise of the Occupy movement.
St Paul’s staff have to clean up human waste INSIDE the cathedral as protestors ‘use it as a latrine’
Cleric: ‘This is desecration of a very holy place‘
Staff at St Paul’s have been forced to clear up human waste inside the cathedral, it emerged today.
They have made several trips with mops to remove the mess found on a carpet inside the church near the West Steps – just yards from the anti-capitalist protest camp.
One cleric furious at the use of the building ‘as a latrine’ said: ‘ This is desecration of a very holy place. it hurts me and it hurts the staff.’
Imagine supporting these people? I can’t. These two can,
