The Sisters of St. Charles in Stone Park, Illinois are apparently having trouble praying while the girls next door at Club Allure Chicago are shaking their asses to the latest ditty from Drake.
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According to Huffington Post, the convent filed a lawsuit against the strip club and the village of Stone Park on Friday, arguing the club violates the Illinois zoning laws that require a "1,000-foot buffer between adult entertainment facilities and places of worship."
The sisters argue that their sacred space has been invaded. According to the lawsuit, they have seen "public violence, drunkenness, and litter, including empty whiskey and beer bottles, discarded contraceptive packages and products, and even used condoms."
The strip club argues they have done nothing wrong, and said they are not a nuisance to the nuns. Plus, none of the sisters' complaints are backed up by police reports.
However, there was no mention of the donation plates coming up a bit on the short side since the strip club went up last September or complaints of the dollar bills that were donated smelling like a combination of cotton candy and shame.
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According to Huffington Post, the convent filed a lawsuit against the strip club and the village of Stone Park on Friday, arguing the club violates the Illinois zoning laws that require a "1,000-foot buffer between adult entertainment facilities and places of worship."
The sisters argue that their sacred space has been invaded. According to the lawsuit, they have seen "public violence, drunkenness, and litter, including empty whiskey and beer bottles, discarded contraceptive packages and products, and even used condoms."
The strip club argues they have done nothing wrong, and said they are not a nuisance to the nuns. Plus, none of the sisters' complaints are backed up by police reports.
However, there was no mention of the donation plates coming up a bit on the short side since the strip club went up last September or complaints of the dollar bills that were donated smelling like a combination of cotton candy and shame.
Suing strippers is becoming almost as trendy as Justin Bieber hate mail: Texas Man Suing Stripper to Get His Money Back
