DISGUSTING: Woman Performs Pole Dance At Historic Christian Church During Christmas Eve Service

This is extremely disturbing.

A video has gone viral of a woman performing a pole dance at a historic Christian church in Germany during a Christmas Eve service.

The video shows a woman wearing all white setting up a pole and then dancing on it as if the church were a strip club.

According to Europa, the church in the video is St. Mary’s Church in Lübeck, Germany, a Lutheran church.

Take a look:

German historic Christian church shows pole dancing to parishioners on Christmas Eve

And yes, it's a Lutheran church

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Here’s another angle (warning, it’s a bit graphic)

🇩🇪 St Mary's Church in Lübeck, Germany has welcomed a pole dancer to perform during mass.

Anke Kestermann (50) explained that her performances are about "bravery" and "introducing new things" to the congregation.

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Here’s how social media reacted:

Pope Francis opening the Gates of Hell with the haunted cries of babies last Christmas pretty much spelled the end of Christianity.

A historic German Christian church will show pole dancing to parishioners on Christmas Eve. pic.twitter.com/56aS2klc3O

— SynCronus (@syncronus) December 22, 2025

Here’s a little background on the church, according to Visit Lubeck:

St. Mary’s Church is one of Lübeck’s most impressive landmarks – and a key to understanding the city’s rich Hanseatic history. Shortly after Lübeck was founded, the first market church was built on this very site. In the 13th century, it was transformed into a Gothic cathedral constructed entirely of brick – a milestone in North German architecture. Today, St. Mary’s is considered the mother church of Brick Gothic and the church of Lübeck’s council and citizens.

The church’s majestic interior still radiates a unique atmosphere. Highlights include the famous Dance of Death windows, the astronomical clock, the Fredenhagen altar, and the Bell Chapel, where the bells that fell during the 1942 air raid remain as a poignant memorial.

Music lovers will enjoy the diverse concert program, featuring atmospheric organ recitals and international music festivals that fill the sacred space with sound.

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