During the revolution, St. Paul's was known for Loyalist leanings. It's Episcopalian, which is a subset of Anglican, which you'll remember is the 'Church of England' - you can probably guess whose side they were one. Church services specifically prayed for the King and Royal Family, which you can imagine wasn't too popular with the revolutionaries who were occupying the town in 1776.
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