Midnight Mass: The Christian horror series with a challenging message for the Church
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Jonty Langley2021-10-28T09:12:00
The scariest thing our society can imagine is the Church with power and no love. Jonty Langley finds this expressed in new horror show Midnight Mass – and thinks this should scare us too
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