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Terry Prone: Advertisers have replaced the church as moral arbiters in mainstream media

Shein just wants to polish up its own lousy reputation by throwing money at influencers
Terry Prone: Advertisers have replaced the church as moral arbiters in mainstream media

The online shopping brand SHEIN opened a pop-up shop on Opera Lane, Cork, in May with the first people queueing from 4am. Picture: Dan Linehan

The parish priest is out for a walk, one summery evening, when he trips over two naked parishioners. A young lad and a girl, disturbed having a bit of the other. The priest raised his walking stick over his head.

“Are ye comfortable in your sinning?” he demands.

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