Most sacred place in the church was burnt down following the ‘demonic’ act of the priest

The altar of a local church was burned by the Archbishop of Louisiana following a ‘demonic’ act by a priest. The Archbishop burned the altar after the priest had sex with two women on the top of it.

The incident was witnessed by a passerby who saw lights at the Saints Peter and Paul’s Roman Catholic Church in Pearl River later than usual. He saw the priest having sex with two women half-naked wearing corsets and high-heeled boots. He has also filmed the incident for further evidence.

Archbishop Gregory Aymond confirmed that the priest, Reverend Travis Clark, had been dismissed from the ministry immediately and would never return to the ministry.

Archbishop Gregory Aymond, outraged by the priest’s misconduct, released a video statement. He called the priest’s actions “demonic” and said in the video that he had burned the altar.

“It is a very tough time right now to be a Catholic in the Archdiocese of New Orleans to say the least,” he said.

The Archbishop said that his brother priests were also angry, betrayed and disappointed like him. This was a complete sin and could never be tolerated, he added.

The priest, Travis Clark and two women were arrested on obscenity charges after handing over to police a video taken by a passerby who witnessed the act and concluding that everything that happened was consensual.

The video also reveals that the priest was filming himself on a camera. A mobile phone and a separate camera were attached to the tripods to film the incident.

Court records describe a scene on September 30 with role play, sex toys, and stage lighting on top of the church altar.

One of the women involved in the incident is reported to be an adult film actor who also works for hire as a dominatrix.

According to church or canon law, when sacred places are violated, they had to be “repaired by penitential rite” before they could be used again in the Mass. So days after the priest was arrested, a ritual was performed to restore the sanctity of the altar.