NZAn archbishop has issued an apology following the filming of a reality television show featuring sex workers inside a cathedral. The incident raised concerns about the appropriateness of using religious sites for such content. The archbishop acknowledged the sensitivity of the situation and expressed regret over the decision to allow the filming. The show, which focuses on the lives of sex workers, was produced by a private production company and had been granted permission to film at the cathedral. The apology comes amid broader discussions about the role of religious institutions in contemporary media and their relationship with secular entertainment.
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