Catholic Priest In Philly Spent $40K On Church Credit Card For Candy Crush & Mario Kart

by Larry Leo

May 3, 20248 Comments

Hey, I get it. When I was a kid Super Mario was my religion...

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A Catholic priest in Pottstown improperly used a parish credit card to fund his addiction to cell phone games like Candy Crush and Mario Kart, racking up more than $40,000 in expenses over the course of three years, according to prosecutors in Chester County.

He said the money was not spent on gambling, but rather to 'power up'.

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Basura Blanco•22 months

Any grown arse man without children of his own should be looked upon with suspicion when seeking an opportunity to work with kids. Whether this be a priest, a youth minister, or a school teacher. I love my kids, but I have no desire to spend anytime whatsoever around your kids.

GoRuckTiger•22 months

How is it even possible to spend this much in the games? Hell I get a little buyers remorse when I spring for the battle passes in COD. I can’t even fathom spending $40k on a cellphone game.

TigersJump•22 months

Priest spends $40,000 on a Kart of Candy for his little crush Mario. The fact that it’s in “Chester” County legitimizes it.

KennabraTiger•22 months

Not the worst thing

ogfromda843•22 months

Light work. Our Priest stole 100k from the church to put his boyfriend through school. He said sorry and was back to work in a week. Smh

thumperpait•22 months

As long as it keeps him from diddling kids, that's a discount.

JBearden•22 months

Tools of the trade ....imo

JBearden•22 months

Tools of the trade ....imo