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Here's a real interesting one, and I love these.

I mean, when these come across my desk, I go, yes, and I look up in the sky and I say,

thank you, God, for giving me today.

And this has to do with a Catholic media site and a lawsuit and grinder and a Catholic priest.

As a matter of fact, a Catholic priest who was way, way up there.

Monseigneur, Jeffrey Burrill, who was the top administrator of the U.S.

Conference of Catholic Bishops.

And remember, Catholic priests take about celibacy.

Catholic teaching opposes sexual activity outside of heterosexual marriage.

Well, it turns out that the media site reported that Monsignor Burrell had been using Grindr.

Grindr, in case you don't know, it is a gay dating site that's mainly sexual in nature.

How do I go beyond that?

Well endowed man looking for smallish man to take advantage of.

We'll have a great time.

I mean, that's Grindr.

And so he got this guy caught.

He had to resign, of course.

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