Mel Gibson is set to release a new film starring Mark Wahlberg, entitled ‘Father Stu’.
The story is based upon the true story of Father Stuart Long, a boxer and troublemaker turned priest.
In a new interview, the Catholic director has stated that this story is a reminder for Catholics to get back to what the church is good at. Gibson points out that bad characters have used the institution for evil in recent years, with a need for ‘house cleaning’ now required to take place.
'The church needs a house cleaning'
— Catholic Arena (@CatholicArena) January 29, 2022
Mel Gibson on the state of the church ahead of his new Catholic film 'Father Stu', starring Mark Wahlberg pic.twitter.com/pprCYxGUew
The comments come some months after Gibson criticised the ‘bullying and persecution’ of Traditionalist priests by extremist liberal ones.
Mel Gibson has had enough. pic.twitter.com/pVrqcgSlEd
— Catholic Arena (@CatholicArena) September 12, 2021
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