ENGLAND: Priest buys 8ft cross for sex games
Bondage secrets of randy Episcopalian reverend
EXCLUSIVE
By Karen Bale And Paula Murray
The Daily Record. co.uk
DUMBARTON, UK: (9/28/2005)--PRIEST Kenny Macaulay appears the model of a devoted churchman - dedicated to his congregation and charity work. But in his private life, the twice divorced priest admits to being a bondage fan who buys kinky toys and porn videos from the internet.
His prized items include a fetish cross which can be hung on the wall and a bondage table, which he keeps in his garden.
Episcopalian Macaulay, 48, who plans to wed for the third time soon, admits his love life has already "raised a few eyebrows".
Episcopalian Macaulay, 48, who plans to wed for the third time soon, admits his love life has already "raised a few eyebrows".
But his secret hobby is likely to shock many of the congregation who take Holy Communion from him every Sunday.
Macaulay, who is the priest-in-charge at St Augustine's Episcopalian Church in Dumbarton, last night admitted he has a collection of bondage gear, much of it bought from internet auction site eBay.
Another item he is recorded as having bought there was an amateur porn video.
Speaking from his detached villa in Dumbarton, he said yesterday: "Yes, I have bought a few fetish items from the internet - a few novelty goods.
"And I have the bondage table in the garden actually. But it's just a bit of fun.
"I'm not sure about the porn video. My girlfriend Linda might have bought that one. I don't want to comment about that Macaulay, who describes himself as a modern-day priest, has bought three fetish items and the porn video from eBay in the past few months.
His bondage table, currently in his back garden, is six feet long and 12 inches high.
He paid £15 for it on September 2. Macaulay also bought a leather men's restraint from kinky website Leatherotics for just £4 on September 14.
On the website, it says the restraint can be used "for role play, stage performance or any other fancy dress purposes".
Kinky Macaulay also purchased a £40 wooden cross, which is described as a "fetish/novelty item".
The handmade wooden cross stands 7ft 10in high and can be wall mounted.
The video he bought is called The True Readers Wife. It is described as an amateur video of "other blokes' girls".
The film, of 50 different couples having sex, lasts for almost two hours.
The seller put a note on the item saying: "Take a peek at other blokes' girls and believe me you will not be disappointed."
Kenny also bought another item from Leatherotics but the item is listed as private, so nobody can see what he bought.
Last night Macaulay, dressed in casual trousers and a sweater, admitted: "I think I have raised a few eyebrows in this town.
"People don't like the fact that I'm getting married again when I'm divorced - and so is my girlfriend, Linda. But we're a modern couple and we laugh at sex.
"It's the best way. I don't do anything that the bishop wouldn't approve of.
"I mean, I don't think I'm doing anything wrong.
"I enjoyhavingfunand there's nothing wrong with buying these novelty bondage items off eBay"I buy lots of things from eBay, including a couple of phones."
However, after we told Macaulay his activities could be revealed in the Daily Record, he looked stunned.
Holding his head in his hand, he said: "I mean, this is something that could end somebody's career. I might have to resign and I'd never get another job again. It would ruin me.
"I'm getting married in a few weeks. I have my congregation and my work to think about, and my girlfriend Linda.
"I think there are certain people who are out to get me in this town because they don't like the fact that I'm getting married again. It's very vindictive."
Macaulay, who has been a member of eBay for three years, has been buying bondage gear for at least three months.
The website lists a history of what he has bought from July until now.
One eBay member, who did not want to be named, told of his shock when he realised that a clergyman had been buying bondage gear.
The source said: "I had sold an item to this man and I went on to the buyer's history, which is a service on eBay which allows you to see what the person has bought from the website over the last few months.
"It allows eBay members to make comments about how promptly the person paid for the item they bought, or if they were polite and so on.
"When I checked Kenny's history, I realised he had bought a porn film and various bondage items and I thought it was quite funny.
"Then I realised, when he sent me a cheque for the item, that he was actually a reverend. I couldn't believe it. I mean, you just don't expect a priest to be into porn and bondage gear.
"I looked him up on the internet and realised he had his own website.
"I was really shocked by the whole thing." Macaulay has dedicated his life to the Church. He designed St Augustine's Church's website and suggests that the church's motto should be "Take us as you find us - and we'll accept youasyou are".
On his own website, Macaulay tells readers about his love of the Church and how he supports Patrick Thistle and organises fundraising for children in Gambia.
He also lists his hobbies and interests, saying: "I enjoy stirring up debate, making mischief and watching other people's reactions. Home computing has come into my life in a big way and I have no idea what I would do without my PC.
"All my skills are self-taught, and many catastrophic mistakes have been made, but I am merely a human male who has no obvious need for instruction books or boring courses."
Macaulay, originally from Glasgow, has been married twice.
He wed first wife Audrey in 1978 and the couple had a son, Graham, four years later.
They divorced in1995, weeks before Kenny wed second wife Jennifer Saunders.
Macaulay and Jennifer split last year and he plans to wed current girlfriend Linda in the next few weeks, as soon as his divorce is finalised
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| essodalori | Posted: 2005/10/3 13:04 Updated: 2005/10/3 13:05 |
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"People don't like the fact that I'm getting married again when I'm divorced - and so is my girlfriend, Linda. But we're a modern couple and we laugh at sex. ...It's the best way. I don't do anything that the bishop wouldn't approve of....I mean, I don't think I'm doing anything wrong."
--- As the writer of a previous letter on homosexual depravity wrote - the Episcopal church has become a sex club. This man laughs at sex, because he accords it absolutely no divine significance or holiness or mystery or purpose. It is quite obvious he treats marriage the same way. He is addicted to porn, and the worst of all, he defiles the cross of Christ. Any true Christian parent would remove their children from this man, and from his church, and flee. The fact that he says his bishop approves says it all. Your church is wading in the sewer. Save yourself, before you become infected with sewerage. With Christian love, Essodalori |
| essodalori | Posted: 2005/10/3 13:09 Updated: 2005/10/3 14:15 |
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"He designed St Augustine's Church's website and suggests that the church's motto should be "Take us as you find us - and we'll accept youasyou are"."
--- That, of course, is Satan's creed. Satan accepts you just as you are, and loves your sins - and encourages you to sin some more. Christ loves you by wanting you to be transformed into something fit for heaven, and Christ-like. The first actually hates you, by wanting the very worst for you (hell); Christ loves you by wanting the very best for you (heaven). The Episcopal Church has become a soul stealer. That is true hate. With Christian love, Essodalori |
| Anonymous | Posted: 2005/10/3 13:55 Updated: 2005/10/3 13:55 |
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Anyone else on VOL notice the point: "I enjoy stirring up debate, making mischief and watching other people's reactions.......I have no idea what I would do without my PC." The VOL "site pest" comes to mind - the Antagonizer-in-Chief!!!
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| Joe of the Mountain | Posted: 2005/10/3 14:33 Updated: 2005/10/3 14:33 |
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Well, if this is "nothing wrong" then why is he worried about getting fired? EARTH CALLING IDIOT PRIEST, COME IN PLEASE! Who does he think he is, anyway? Vickie Jean Robinson or John Jeffries? Only homosexuals get to do what they want to do! |
| Damascus | Posted: 2005/10/3 16:24 Updated: 2005/10/3 16:24 |
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It appears that the Episcopal Church of Scotland has slalomed down the same slippery slope as ECUSA. Once the authority of the Bible becomes peripheral to the church, pretty much everything becomes OK. I don't know who the bishop is who is responsible for West Dunbartonshire, but I would expect that he needs to have a sit down with this priest. This type of rot starts in the seminaries and permeates the clergy and even the bishops. I'm not sure how the laity feels about this, but I would expect they are less than enthusiastic. I would strongly urge the parishioners in Dumbarton to strap this clergyman to his bondage table and run him out of town.
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| Damascus | Posted: 2005/10/3 16:28 Updated: 2005/10/3 16:28 |
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It appears that the Episcopal Church of Scotland has slalomed down the same slippery slope as ECUSA. Once the authority of the Bible becomes peripheral to the church, pretty much everything becomes OK. I don't know who the bishop is who is responsible for West Dunbartonshire, but I would expect that he needs to have a sit down with this priest. This type of rot starts in the seminaries and permeates the clergy and even the bishops. I'm not sure how the laity feels about this, but I would expect they are less than enthusiastic. I would strongly urge the parishioners in Dumbarton to strap this clergyman to his bondage table and run him out of town.
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| gregory | Posted: 2005/10/3 17:26 Updated: 2005/10/3 17:26 |
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Some get to open prepaid gift of Everlasting Life!
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| shytech74 | Posted: 2005/10/3 22:25 Updated: 2005/10/3 22:25 |
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Madness...
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| mathman | Posted: 2005/10/3 23:52 Updated: 2005/10/3 23:52 |
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What can I say?
You couldn't make this stuff up. A humorist named Art Buchwald finally became discouraged during Watergate. He lamented that he could not engage in making fun of the Nixon Administration by exaggeration. Every idea he came up with was immediately outdone by the people in office. There is nothing that can be said here; this is gross perversion. Nothing this person represents has any business in a church, save perhaps on the mourner's bench. It is just one more sign of a church which calls to mind Jesus saying, "if the light in you is darkness, how great is that darkness". |
| Anonymous | Posted: 2005/10/4 3:10 Updated: 2005/10/4 3:10 |
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This is truly rich ... and people wonder why ECUSA and CoE are so truly screwed up ...
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| essodalori | Posted: 2005/10/4 11:06 Updated: 2005/10/4 11:06 |
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PORN, HOMOANAL SODOMY, DIVORCE, ABORTION = ECUSA
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| CTMom | Posted: 2005/10/4 11:45 Updated: 2005/10/4 11:45 |
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This is shocking! I hope this gets out to all his parishoners, but somehow I have the feeling that they don't come to this website, that is if they are buying his load of horse hockey.
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| Anonymous | Posted: 2005/10/4 14:54 Updated: 2005/10/4 14:55 |
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I find it strangely amusing that a death sentence is being self-imposed by J'ECUSA. Fecal Homosodomania has many branches. All what I read in regards to J'ECUSA is death, death, death - Has J'ECUSA become a Goth Cult? J'ECUSA can probably now be called the "church of thanatology."
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| Festivus | Posted: 2005/10/4 15:14 Updated: 2005/10/4 15:16 |
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Everyone - just FYI. I keep seeing ECUSA referenced, but this a COE church - St Augustine's Episcopalian Church in Dumbarton, UK. ECUSA has Druids and Sophia worship, not bondage (of course I'm not in the inner cirle so I may be mistaken).
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| Damascus | Posted: 2005/10/4 19:21 Updated: 2005/10/4 19:28 |
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This is actually the Church of Scotland not the C of E. Oddly enough, even though their churches are numerically small, the Church of Scotland, Church of Wales, and Church of Ireland are all separate provinces of the Anglican Communion. The Church of Ireland includes people from both the six Ulster counties that are part of the United Kingdom and the twenty-six Republic of Ireland counties. The vast majority of the people in the Church of Ireland actually live in Northern Ireland however.
Four separate provinces actually represent the Anglican Church in the United Kingdom. They are the Church of England, Church of Wales, Church of Scotland, and Church of Ireland. The ECUSA is actually a descendant of the Episcopal Church of Scotland as a Scottish bishop consecrated the first American bishop (Bishop Seabury). The leadership of all of these churches is thoroughly revisionist, although there are outspoken orthodox and evangelical minorities in most of these churches. If you look at the combined average Sunday attendance for these four provinces, it pales in comparison to a church like Nigeria. There are certainly diocese, and perhaps even individual churches in Nigeria that have more members than the entire Church of Scotland. The structure of the Anglican Communion is based a lot more on how the world looked when Queen Victoria was on the throne than on how it looks today. The Anglican churches in England, Wales, Scotland, Ireland, the United States, Canada, Australia, and New Zealand are all relatively small. The Church of England claims a membership of twenty-five million but gets well less than a million people to church on Sunday. These other churches are similarly small in comparison to the emerging churches in Africa and Asia. When you hear that twenty-two out of thirty-eight provinces in the Anglican Communion are in some form of impaired communion with ECUSA, keep in mind that of the sixteen who aren't, seven are other liberal Western churches that represent virtually no one. Many of the rest are small, relatively poor provinces like Brazil that are completely dependant on ECUSA for their livelihood. Is it any wonder that the orthodox primates from Africa, Asia, and Latin America want a little more say within the Communion? They have all of the people, and continue to grow, while the Western churches continue in this Gadarene rush toward extinction. You may remember reading earlier this year that the House of Bishops of the Episcopal Church of Scotland voted that being a practicing homosexual should not be an impediment to the priesthood. I think that this was within weeks after Dromantine. It is clear that the mind of the Anglican Communion is headed in one direction while the mind of the eight Western provinces is headed in another. It is hardly surprising that Father Kenny, with his multiple divorces, his pornography and his bondage table, would feel right at home in the Church of Scotland. As Dostoevsky once wrote, “…Without God, everything is permissible.” The Church of Scotland and the other Western churches have forsaken the God of Abraham for a much hipper and more tolerant god of their own creation. Everything is now, in fact, permissible. |
| Damascus | Posted: 2005/10/4 19:51 Updated: 2005/10/4 19:51 |
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On his own website, Macaulay tells readers about his love of the Church and how he supports Patrick Thistle and organises fundraising for children in Gambia.
If he is a backer of Glasgow's Patrick Thistle Football Club, you might also add masochism to his list of hobbies. This is the Scotland equivalent of being a Cubs or Red Sox fan. |
| Causidicus | Posted: 2005/10/4 20:27 Updated: 2005/10/4 20:29 |
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Right you are Damascus! Not ecusa! Doesn't it seem appropriate to rewrite the Canterbury Tales to include a new one: "The Sadomasochistic Priest's Tale" ? Like all pornography it will have a sad, self-destructive ending for the main characters but it should sell at the box office or as a made-for-tv movie on the playboy channel.
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| DTWDog | Posted: 2005/10/5 16:53 Updated: 2005/10/5 16:53 |
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"Then I realised, when he sent me a cheque for the item, that he was actually a reverend. I couldn't believe it. I mean, you just don't expect a priest to be into porn and bondage gear."
Beyond the fact that the poor guy used a descriptuve adjective as a noun, why should he be surprised at anyone who buys his degrading stuff? And anyway, didn't we see this in the the "dirty vicar sketch" on MP'sFC in between the "Bishop's Mr. Boldwood sketch" and "The Spanish Inquisition sketch"? That makes a different matter, altogether. Daisy, Jones-Smythe-Smith-Smythe-olay-biskistbarrel. |

















