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The diocese of Luçon reacted to the broadcast of a video showing young people in the Saint-Hilaire church in Soullans broadcasting music advocating terrorism, describing the act as a serious offense.
A video, widely relayed on social networks on Tuesday, shows several young people in the Saint-Hilaire church in Soullans, where they broadcast music advocating terrorism. The diocese of Luçon has closed the building and announced a repair mass.
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