The Vatican has fired a priest based in Meru for what they termed as confessional misconduct.
Our source mentioned the priest tended to doubt openly whether confessions of his congregants ever happened.
It is reported that on several occasions the priest had been heard shouting, “on today’s episode of things that never happened,” from the confessional.
This irked his parishioners who in turn have been lodging complaints with the Vatican for the past five years.
“Our efforts bore fruit after he was caught red-handed by our Bishop,” a source mentioned.
In the dismissal letter, the Vatican emphasized on the importance of accepting confessions without questions, just like the Bible truth.
In retalliation, the priest mentioned fiction should not be allowed to enter the realm of religion. He also thanked heavens for he finally has a chance to start his own family.
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