Talk:Manchester Cathedral

message: These are all questions which are probably answered somewhere on pedia that I'm too lazy to find, but I had some questions when adding content:
:Do we have a naming convention for notable UK families (aristocracy, houses)? I made one up, but it'd be nice if there was a policy on it
::We do -- see Wikipedia:Naming conventions (names and titles). — Catherine\talk 23:27, 6 Mar 2005 (UTC)
thread_title:  Queries 

message: The Very Reverend Rogers Govender,
:"Somebody  told me that there is a game in the making that is based on the roman inquisition with graphical depictions of the 16th century. Nonetheless, the game is based on killing people who do not agree with the rationality of the church, you can get extra points by taking little boys to a back room ( I do not know the point of the back room) ..... I do not know the creator of the game but I will found out for you....."
thanks
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P.S. : I also found this other information, maybe you want to do something about it!
The Manchester Cathedral was the setting for a marriage at the start of the 2006 episode of  cracker. The series concerned a criminal psychologist : Eddie "Fitz" Fitzgerald  a classic  antihero, unfaithful to his wife, alcoholic, chain smoker, overweight, addicted to gambling, manic, foulmouthed and sarcastic; and yet cerebral and excellent at his speciality: getting into the heads of violent criminals. As Fitz confesses in "Brotherly Love": "I drink too much, I smoke too much, I gamble too much. I am too much."
Of course if the Church got paid....... do not take action against Granada television... lets do not forget that this is about money to help the millions of Africans dying everyday of hunger...something that your church has accuse the English parliament and had demanded action for years....Am I right very reverend.....
: Two things. The Cathedral costs a lot to run and upkeep. Isn't it right that those wanting to exploit it for financial gain put towards this upkeep? Or were Sony going to donate all the money to the poor? Secondly, the Cathedral was asking for a donation to an anti-gun crime charity - that's hardly lining their own pockets. Pbhj 16:00, 9 July 2007 (UTC)
replies: text: Sony's apology - "As a result, it is also clear that we have offended some of the congregation by using the cathedral in our science fiction game. It was never our intention to offend anyone in the making of this game, and we would like to apologise unreservedly to them for causing that offence, and to all parts of the community who we might also have offended"  Mr Stephen (talk) 12:33, 30 December 2007 (UTC)
thread_title:  Computer Game Controversy 

message: Not sure if this image is worth including in the article, so I've placed it here for consideration. Russ London (talk) 22:38, 28 March 2010 (UTC)
thread_title: Choir

message: Is it worth adding a section about its use as a gig venue. I think it is reasonably notable that they have had a series of rock/pop bands play there. --194.36.2.100 (talk) 14:37, 18 November 2011 (UTC)
thread_title:  gig venue 

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