Thursday, 5 July 2007, 15:42 GMT 16:42 UK
Confession for city non-Catholics
A Catholic Church has an entry in this summer's Edinburgh Festival Fringe programme, offering confession.
Priests at St Patrick's, in the city's Old Town district, say they will be "open to people of all faiths and none" over five days, starting on 20 August.
St Patrick's Parish is well-known as the first home of Edinburgh's Hibernian Football Club, set up in the mid-1870s.
Confession is usually only afforded to Catholics. The Fringe event will be free and non-ticketed.
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