Posted on 01/23/2013 6:11:07 AM PST by RummyChick
Its just like Breaking Bad, but replace the mild-mannered high school chemistry teacher with a prominent Catholic priest. Monsignor Kevin Wallin of Bridgeport, Conn., is facing trial for selling up to $9,000 of methamphetamine a week and has been relieved of his ecumenical duties after superiors learned of his alleged penchant for gay sex on church grounds.
The 61-year-old was suspended from duties at Bridgeports St. Augustine Cathedral in May as a result of his increasingly erratic behavior. We became aware that he was acting out sexually with men in the church rectory, Brian Wallace, a spokesman for the Roman Catholic Diocese of Bridgeport, told the Connecticut Post. A source also told the paper that Wallin allegedly enjoyed dressing in womens clothes. However, the monsignor continued to receive a stipend from the diocese until his Jan. 3 arrest at his apartment on drug charges, according to a report in the Connecticut Post. (The diocese denies any knowledge of alleged narcotics peddling by Wallin.)
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” “Reminding” people of blatant falsehood wastes your time, discredits you, and insults the intelligence of your audience.
If that’s what you want, keep up the good work.”
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Dealing with them is like a horror movie “Night of the Living Protestants”.
I have to remember that most Protestants I meet, particularly in the real world, don’t act like that.
Some converted (Marranos) and there were doubts if they were really Christian or retained Moslem sympathies
I think the entire thing was wrong, but it was a product of its time.
The modern sweeping out needs to be again done, yes, but this time with excommunication
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