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Pope To Priests: Go Have Sex... NOT! Posted by ueberbill (4819 views) [E-Mail link] In a shocking move, Pope Benedict XVI reaffirmed the value of celibacy for priests. The move came after a Vatican summit convened to deal with a married archbishop in Africa who was excommunicated by the Roman Catholic Church. So to all you priests out there, as always, KEEP IT IN YOUR PANTS. The controversial Zambian Archbishop Emmanuel Milingo, who has enraged the Vatican before after performing bizarre exorcisms and mass healing ceremonies, was excommunicated following his marriage to a Korean accupuncturist (what kind of wedding present do you get a couple like that?). Milingo was excommunicated by an edict of excommunication signed by Pope Benedict XVI, the first time such a document has been issued in over 20 years.     Comments   Name: (change name for anonymous posting) Title: Comments:     1 Article displayed.

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