And a Bollywood film showing a priest dancing with a rosary around his neck and another character “indiscriminately using a holy water sprinkler” is causing uproar among Indian Catholics (trailer, with dancing priest at 1:50).
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By Luke Coppen on Monday, 24 September 2012
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