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Monday, April 08, 2013

Yahweh!

Blasphemy, they say!

A beard-wearing woman was attacked as she crucified Jesus. The crime of Passion took place as the woman played a priest during the open air retelling of the Easter story. Jeanie Civil’s attacker ripped her beard from her face and punched her during a performance of The Passion of Christ in Brighton on Easter Sunday. He yelled “Shame on you!” before Mrs Civil’s fellow cast members, dressed as soldiers, held him back.


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