New Orleans priest caught while filming himself having group sex with two dominatrixes on the altar of his church.
The sinful incident took place at Pearl River’s Saints Peter and Paul Roman Catholic Church on the night of September 30, Perco Lately reveals. A passerby noticed that the lights at the church were on much later than usual.
Yahtzee.
"Priest filmed having group sex on altar of Pearl River church" https://t.co/Wre7iv1WCu
— pourmecoffee (@pourmecoffee) October 8, 2020
After peaking out of curiosity, the onlooker saw the priest, Father Travis Clark, half-clothed, having a threesome with two corseted women, Mindy Dixon and Melissa Cheng, on the church’s altar. What is more, as per Nola.com, there was an assortment of sex toys and stage lighting involved in the scene. And if that wasn’t ill-fitted enough, there was also a cellphone on a tripod recording the act.
After the unfortunate witness called the police, the priest and the two dominatrixes were arrested.
Shockingly, the day before the encounter, one of the women involved, a sex worker, had posted on social media that she was heading to New Orleans to “defile a house of God.”
The trio was charged with obscenity for public sex, as the altar on which they were having a threesome was visible from the street.
Priest caught desecrating altar while filming threesome inside Louisiana church: reporthttps://t.co/7i9Dh5Oxr7
— Raw Story (@RawStory) October 9, 2020
The Archdiocese of New Orleans, Archbishop Gregory Aymond, has burned the altar in question, Daily Mail reports. Archbishop Aymond said:
“Regarding Travis, his obscene behavior was deplorable, his desecration of the altar in the church was demonic and I am infuriated by his actions. When the details became clear we had the altar removed and burned. I will consecrate a new altar.”
Although the two women were also arrested, their lawyer, Bradley Phillips, claimed they were not to blame. He stated:
“All parties involved were consenting adults. Everything that occurred took place behind closed doors, on private property, and none of the conduct alleged was criminal in nature.”
Following the incident, Travis Clark has been suspended by the Archdiocese of New Orleans.
