Pope Francis Admits Priests, Nuns Watch R-Rated Films: "The Devil Gets in That Way"

Pope Francis Admits Priests, Nuns Watch R-Rated Films: "The Devil Gets in That Way"

  • Priests and nuns are strictly forbidden from watching adult-themed films as it goes against their chastity vows
  • Offence against chastity is governed by the church's law that is under article 2354 of the rules governing the catholic faith
  • In 2020, Pope Francis's Instagram account came under scrutiny by netizens after it appeared to like a photo of a bikini-clad model

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Pope Francis has lifted the lid, admitting that priests and nuns watch lewd adult films on the internet.

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Pope Francis has admitted priests and nuns watch R-Rated films. He cautioned the clergy from indulging in the vice. Photo: Getty Images, Georgetown University, AP.
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Adult themed films

While speaking in Rome, the head of the Catholic church noted that the clergy was not left behind in the R-rated vice.

In his address to seminarians, Pope Francis, 85, said:

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"It is a vice that many people have, many laymen, many laywomen, and also priests and nuns,' said the 85-year-old Pope.

According to Daily Mail, the Pope cautioned priests and nuns from indulging in the vice, saying they should be careful as that is how the devil gets in the way of achieving holiness.

"The devil gets in that way. And I'm not just talking about criminal pornography like that involving the abuse of children, that is already degeneration."

He added:

"Dear brothers, be careful about this."

Priests and nuns are strictly forbidden and encouraged to desist from watching R-Rated films as it goes against their chastity vows under article 2354.

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In an earlier story, YEN.com.gh wrote about how a Ghanaian pastor warned people to desist from watching Game of Thrones as the series stood in their way to heaven. A Ghanaian pastor named Victor Eghan asserts that people who watch the critically renowned Game of Thrones television series would not enter paradise.

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Eghan explained in the news published by Celebritiesbuzz.com, "who are you worshiping if you are that devoted to Game of Thrones that you are getting upset with me? GOD or GOT? There's a tremendous difference in one letter. And when you stand before God on that day, that single letter alteration might mean a lot."

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