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A Christmas carols service in Sri Lanka accidentally printed out the lyrics to gangster rapper Tupac's hit song 'Hail Mary' on thousands of its service programmes
Instead of the traditional Catholic prayer 'Hail Mary' - service programmes had the vitriolic lyrics to Tupac's hit 1997 song.
DailyMail UK said Sri Lankan journalist Jithendra Antonio uploaded photographs of the carols program to his Twitter account, tagging Pope Francis and CNN.
The lyrics were printed on over 1,000 flyers for the event - which is heralded as one of the biggest carol services in the country, according to Pedestrian TV.
The event was billed by organisers as 'a fund-raiser for poverty alleviation projects jointly organised by the Archdiocese of Colombo and St. Joseph Vaz Trust.'
The Hail Mary, also known as the Ave Maria or Angelic Salutation, is a traditional Catholic prayer which draws inspiration from two passages in Luke's gospel.
Conversely, Tupac's hit song Hail Mary deals with the rapper's struggles with gang violence, drug dealing, sex and the afterlife.
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Instead of the traditional Catholic prayer 'Hail Mary' - service programmes had the vitriolic lyrics to Tupac's hit 1997 song.
DailyMail UK said Sri Lankan journalist Jithendra Antonio uploaded photographs of the carols program to his Twitter account, tagging Pope Francis and CNN.
The lyrics were printed on over 1,000 flyers for the event - which is heralded as one of the biggest carol services in the country, according to Pedestrian TV.
The event was billed by organisers as 'a fund-raiser for poverty alleviation projects jointly organised by the Archdiocese of Colombo and St. Joseph Vaz Trust.'
The Hail Mary, also known as the Ave Maria or Angelic Salutation, is a traditional Catholic prayer which draws inspiration from two passages in Luke's gospel.
Conversely, Tupac's hit song Hail Mary deals with the rapper's struggles with gang violence, drug dealing, sex and the afterlife.
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