Teh One Who Knocks
07-18-2014, 11:04 AM
By Andy Wells - The Daily Star
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The furious priest had his suspicions confirmed and went straight to police after discovering a local woman had been using the holy building as a studio to make films.
Someone had tipped him off after recognising the interior of the church in Hoersching, Austria, from a clip that had been uploaded to the Internet.
The sexy videos show the dark-haired local woman wearing jeans and a white blouse holding a rosary in one hand and the Bible in the other.
But the house of God soon turned into the house of sin.
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Police are now investigating exactly how the crew and actors managed to get into the church, which was used without permission.
Those involved may be charged for creating "mischief" liable to cause legitimate nuisance in a church or religious community.
They could face six months in prison or a fine.
The Diocese of Linz said in a statement: "The sacraments which were celebrated in the past few weeks in the parish church are still considered valid.
"But they may still require the local bishop to come and perform a service of purification."
http://i.imgur.com/KV5uKwt.jpg
The furious priest had his suspicions confirmed and went straight to police after discovering a local woman had been using the holy building as a studio to make films.
Someone had tipped him off after recognising the interior of the church in Hoersching, Austria, from a clip that had been uploaded to the Internet.
The sexy videos show the dark-haired local woman wearing jeans and a white blouse holding a rosary in one hand and the Bible in the other.
But the house of God soon turned into the house of sin.
http://i.imgur.com/263bnGT.jpg
Police are now investigating exactly how the crew and actors managed to get into the church, which was used without permission.
Those involved may be charged for creating "mischief" liable to cause legitimate nuisance in a church or religious community.
They could face six months in prison or a fine.
The Diocese of Linz said in a statement: "The sacraments which were celebrated in the past few weeks in the parish church are still considered valid.
"But they may still require the local bishop to come and perform a service of purification."