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Caitlin Moran stepped foot in a church for the first time last week and her observations were hilarious
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Lauren Windle2022-06-01T08:30:00
Celebrated columnist, author and general larger-than-life personality Caitlin Moran is not a Christian and until last week hadn’t been to a church service. As with much of her writing, her observations were hilarious and often very relatable.
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