Beyoncé has acquired a 7,500 square-foot church in New Orleans, according to TMZ.
The stone-structured church was built in the early twentieth century and listed for $850,000, though it’s unclear whether or not Queen Bey paid the full asking price.
The place of worship — which isn’t far from the home of Beyoncé’s younger sister Solange — has been out of commission for a number of years due to its members passing away, TMZ reports.
Meanwhile, in San Francisco, an episcopal church put on “Beyoncé Mass” in April, which brought out almost 1,000 people.

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Grace Cathedral held the mass as part of their weekly worship series intended to uplift the experiences of women and appeal to young worshippers. The service featured a sermon about liberation struggle, readings from a speech by civil rights leader Ella Baker, scripture readings by black women, a traditional communion, and the singing of Beyoncé songs, according to Mother Jones.
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