Church of England Monitors Growing Commercialization of Halloween
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The Church of England is observing the increasing commercialization of Halloween. A report noted that predicted household spending for Halloween this year is around £705m, which is six per cent higher than the previous year. Seventy-eight per cent of families surveyed planned to celebrate the holiday.
Why it matters
The holiday has become a significant commercial phenomenon in the United Kingdom. The rise in spending is attributed to the influence of American films and television, alongside the marketing efforts of supermarkets.
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- Church of EnglandChristian church in England and the Mother Church of the worldwide Anglican Communion
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Church of England
Christian church in England and the Mother Church of the worldwide Anglican Communion