Rosslyn Chapel in Scotland, otherwise known as St Matthew's Collegiate Church, is a functioning Episcopalian church, with a 300-strong congregation, services, baptisms, weddings, et al.
Unfortunately, since the Da Vinci Code novel was published, naming it as the hiding place of the Holy Grail, it has also become a magnet for tourists, many of whom have no concept of what a working church is about, shall we say? Or what a priest might consider improper. Or bearable.
The Rev Michael Fass, age 61, has had enough.
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The Da Vinci Code appears to be the anti-Catholic gift that just keeps giving. I'm still bewildered at how such a pedestrian thriller (I read it, just barely), has had such traction.
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