In a shocking turn of affairs, a Polish company has turned from its traditional lush lace wedding gowns and altar cloths to manufacturing a new product in order to boost profits. Understandably, given the new product, there has been a strong division of opinion over the route taken by the company, who are now manufacturing expensive, lacy g-strings along with the altar cloths that they have been making for 200 years. While this has undoubtedly increased the profits of the company - the new lacy undergarments include a rather revealing option for men, along with a wide range of pretty bustenhalters and other lingerie, it has also increased the number of confessions in the small Catholic village that has been the home to this lace company for over 5 generations, as workers attempt to reconcile these small pieces of lace with the more demure and religious gowns and altar cloths they have been used to making. While this is a boost for the church, it remains to be seen whether the profits or the morals will win out in this Polish village.

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