https://www.nola.com/news/crime_police/article_828bb53e-09ad-11eb-9c98-fbed3af1d69a.html


I was raised around a hodgepodge of christian faiths, Catholicism being the dominant one in Cincinnati. You couldn't stand on a street corner and throw a rock without hitting a church in that place. But I don't recall anything as amazing as this occurring in my town.

"The church is vague on the specific acts that would constitute a desecration, but the Code of Canon Law says a violation of a sacred place occurs "by gravely injurious actions done in them" that are "contrary to the holiness of the place.""

When I was a student one of the locations used as an exam hall was a huge Victorian baptist church that had this enormous walk-in marble baptism pool all built of pink marble with steps down into it on one side, always thought that would be a fantastic feature for a WAM dungeon. Have never tried doing anything WAM related on a church altar though!

I guess the moral of that story is "block out the damn windows!" - unles they somehow wanted to be caught?

I see that since, the church altar has been removed and burned on the orders of the archbishop - I guess it was a wooden table rather than a stone block like the ones in churches here tend to be.
https://www.nola.com/news/article_ba88dffc-0a75-11eb-95fd-aff48c3fcec4.html