Outrage over movie about corrupt priests

Monday, October 1st, 2018

A new movie depicting corrupt priests has outraged some conservative politicians in Poland.

“Kler” (“Clergy”) revolves around the lives of three fictional Catholic priests who swill vodka and mock the church. One of them sexually abuses a blind orphan boy. Read more

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