When your Priest gets an STD and LIES.
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I appreciate how Ben didn't bat an eye around the patient. If we all acted like that when our patients do something they're ashamed of and it causes a medical issue, more people would be willing to get medical help.
This is how I always was when I worked in the field. There was something very comforting knowing patients trusted me enough to share really personal info. It stinks we’re always overworked because I always enjoyed just chit chatting and listening to patients. There’s just never enough time
@@sailorarwen6101 I sucked at being deadpan. One ER shift I had to hand off a patient to someone else because I got a terminal case of the giggles at an inappropriate time. They told me why they were there, I excused myself and lost it.
I have a really good poker face, when dealing with clients. No 😳 from me!
@@kathleenmcfarlane2555 how unprofessional, could you get training to deal with that better?
@@5Fem5Fem excuse me for being human. I was a new nurse at the time and the situation was so outrageous and outside my life experience that it tickled me. There's no amount of training that can prepare you for all unexpected situations. Older nurses handle it better because they have seen it before and aren't phased by it. I was primarily a floor nurse. By the time they get to the floor usually situations like the one I got surprised with are resolved. But yeah there was another time I got severely embarrassed by a situation while covering the break of another nurse. It was a situation I shouldn't have been in because the doctor should have just come into the hospital to assess the patient instead of making me ask questions that on the surface sounded extremely inappropriate. Questions that in another setting would have HR rolling in their graves. All because a doctor didn't want to come in and see it for himself. I am chocolate brown, but that night my face turned red with embarrassment. The patient understood and we got through it the best we could. My mother who was an older RN would have told him to come in and assess the patient himself. It wasn't a situation that could be handled over the phone with orders.
Can’t stop laughing. Ben may play tough guy but he’s really caring.
He doesn't play tough guy. He's just straight forward.
Nah. I can't. I can't do "tough guy but with a heart of gold" or "straight forward but with a heart of gold". I can't even do "sugary sweet, so sweet I don't believe you're not fake sugar." Just be genuine with a decent bed side manner. It's not hard.
I suspect Ben has probably been in the ER for so long, he's just about heard and seen every lying, dishonest individual one might encounter, and it's shaped who he has become? lol
Mind you, at first, I thought he was just an a-hole...but over time, I've changed my perception. He's just kind of fed up with BS, it seems???
He has a moral compass, professional ethics, and...at the very least...cognitive empathy (which is more than I can say for a lot of humans I meet).
note: I'm not in healthcare. I'm simply observing and learning...A LOT! haha
I love how y’all all be talking about Ben like he’s a real dude and not this creator playing a character. :)
@@kaylamom3 No one is here for your hipster hidden knowlege.
Jesus isn't helping you out of this one Father Clorox.
Lol good one
Hahahahahahaha
😂😂😂
Father Clorox hahahah
You're going to heaven for that one for sure. 🤣
LOL!! When I was working in OB my patient was in labor but her husband said he had to leave the bedside. Turns out he had to go down to ER because his girlfriend was in labor too. Tell me it wasn’t hairy after the ER brought the girlfriend up to L&D!! Oh the lives we get to witness!!
I want to know what happened! 👀👀👀
TELL US MORE!
Spill the tea sis we’re ready
The same hospital?! That's bold, crazy, or brainless. Men think that they can just eat from both pies, and as long as the pies aren't both in the same room they can be in the same hallway, and nobody's gonna know. Dude...they're gonna know.
whaaaaat!!!!!!? I MUST KNOW MORE.
No way don’t tell me this is inspired by real life😂
Oh yeah I'm pretty sure most of these are. Even the bleach because obviously 2020 to now has definitely showed us your average person medical knowledge is piss poor to be extremely charitable
My thoughts exactly 🎊
@@borttorbbq2556, not only that. In the movie “My Big Fat Greek Wedding“, the father encourages his daughter’s boyfriend to spray Windex on his acne.
@@NicoleCzarnecki as a teenager in the 2000s, I was putting toothpaste on my face for acne. Not because I thought it was the best cure, but the only one I had on hand Because I couldn't spend money. I assume a lot of these "cures" come from people who just happen to have *insert thing here* on hand, And don't want to spend money on the actual thing they need
Absolutely taken from real life
Ok so I wanted to just clarify a bit because I was one of those patients once. Your state MAY require to report some stis, but it is completely anonymous and not tracable back to YOU specifically. Only way that can be found out is reading medical records. Which are also confidential.
Yeah I think he meant he doesn't have to tell the dude's church. Although if he's insured through his church, they might be able to see some of the bills...
Or if someone has only had sex with that person.
I think that's more so if it's a deliberate spreading
@@Tokuijin The Department of Health needs to be notified of certain diseases for trends & to monitor possible infection clusters. I can't remember which stis specifically, but I'm pretty sure it includes syphilis & gonorrhea are the ones I'm sure of. Other infections are chicken pox, measles, mumps, meningitis, encephalitis, TB, hiv, polio, pertussis, dengue fever, I know there's many more but I can't remember them all.
@Jessica Olson oddly enough I work in medical billing and I'm not sure about that answer. Will have to look into it
Once I wheeled my new patient past my other patients and the guy in the stretcher started shouting at my other patient. He was selling drugs to him and apparently owed him money.
Hahah this comment deserves more recognition
Awesome
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
I've seen this too. It happens more often in the inner city hospitals, but also at jails when new inmates are brought in.
If you're in the ER after midnight on the weekends, you see a lot of stuff. Lol
I love Ben! He keeps his patient’s confidentiality over gossiping ❤
Not just! It's illegal to share a patient's medical details to anyone who isn't hospital staff.
@@raayaswidler1049 but they can tell stories as long as the names are changed
@@raayaswidler1049 Not even general medical staff, you're only allowed to share identifying information about your patient to other healthcare professionals actively involved in the patient's care.
Bless me father, for I have sinned. And tried to cover it up with Clorox. 🤣🤣
wait... who does the _priest_ make a confession to??
it's like seeing a dead buzzard on the side of the road... who eats Them?
@@kstormgeistgem461 another priest, in confession they don't know who's in the confessional next to them.
@@kstormgeistgem461 I was gonna say another priest too. Saw it on _Law & Order: SVU_
@@kstormgeistgem461 if he's Catholic, his bishop usually. Another priest can work too
As a curiosity, if a priest commits a sexual sin with another person, he can't give that one person absolution for that sin even if he wants to: it's not valid and it's against Canon Law. Therefore, the only way the person can get absolution is telling another priest or a bishop. This is meant both to prevent people playing with Penance, and to prevent priests from further using this to abuse (for instance, making it a "penance" or a "requirement" that the person provides the priest with sex to get an absolution).
Clorox 1002 uses..."It not only gets the stain out, It Gets The Sin Out!"
😂😂😂
You'd think it's far fetched except people actually even have unprotected sex with prostitutes. If they do that with you, they are doing it with other customers who do that with yet other people. Of course you're going to catch something.
Yeah, I’ve heard those stories from some guys I knew who worked construction, talking about going home with literal crackwh*res and having unprotected sex with them - WHAT THE FUCK WERE THEY THINKING??? 🤯
Since this case is about a priest I'd bet money it's that good old abstinence only sexed in action.
@@ms.annthropic6341 They weren't thinking.
@@tangentyoung5633 Oh, they were. Just not with the brain.
oh shit! So should I get tested? I mean should my friend get tested? Asking for a friend.
At least he's not touching a kid.
Yeah... unfortunately that was the "punchline" I was expecting. Pleasant surprise that it wasn't, though!
Yup. I'm relieved it's a hooker and not someone in his congregation either. Have fun, Father!
Worst thing is, we are all thinking it OR nodding agreement.
These people have the reputations of... well, all religious people in power. Nobody trusts them but their own congregations...
And where does that lead?
I mean how many times do you hit yourself in the head, before you call it quits?
@@BirchMonkey857 It would have been strange if he had gotten an STD from a kid so I wasn't expecting that.
No need to say this
True story: Years ago a lady down the street from me ( we all knew each other) got "crabs" from her husband after his trip out of the country. She later told us (after the divorce) how she got rid of them. She said she sprayed Raid insect spray down there....a few times, then got in the shower and washed everything off. I doubted her story and began laughing. "Hey, it worked...those little buggers went right down the drain". Then she went on to say..."Saved me a lot of money and the ER bill, and frustration of explaining how I got them".
I.. I had no idea you can get insects down there... I mean, it makes sense, but I never thought it could get THAT bad 0.o
@@ple8379 They are very tiny...like body lice. Look it up...interesting
@@cierakitty I just read about it, and I don't know if I'll fall asleep at night XDDD. But it's really good thing to know 0.0
@@ple8379 You'll be ok....but in the future...just be careful about the sex life lol
Years ago I worked for what was then the department of Social Welfare in a regional office, managing a section administering unemployment benefits. This guy came in and was abusive to one of my staff members for his own stuff up. My staff member passed it up to me as I had always told them if someone is abusive towards them, come to see me. I went out looked him square *between* the eyebrows, said "have a good night last night?" He replied "yeah, so what?". As I arranged his file on the table I said "you might want to ..." And scratched between my eyebrows. He followed suit and after a few attempts *dislodged the crab* and went bright red, and accepted that it was his stuff up, then apologised to me. I told him it wasn't me he should be apologising to and asked if I should send the person he'd been dealing with out so he could apologise to them. He blanched, but said yes. My staff member was amazed I resolved it so quickly and was able to get him to apologise. I told them that if he even gives them trouble again to just absentmindedly scratch between their eyebrows. I didn't tell my staff but in the report to the other managers and my immediate boss I did tell them about how an obnoxious client was silenced by a crab.
Steve when i thought I’ve heard them all being in the medical industry you beat them all good work
I was punched in the face by a priest that was having DT’s after surgery. He had been a golden gloves boxing champion when younger. Was restarting an IV when he gave me a funny look and then. POW! Almost knocked me out and broke my front teeth. Then right after, got an admission that was on PCP and had broken both his arms trying to get out of leather restraints. Fortunately for me he happened to hit the passed out stage after the wild stage. I couldn’t go to the ER or go home because we were short staffed, even though my lip needed stitches and I had a concussion from being punched.
Good grief!! I hope that was a long time ago and not last week??
Oh. Umm. Shit. I'm sorry that happened. I can't believe how the medical field burns our and mistreats their staff so much. 🫂 I also have an mtbi and I hope you're okay. There's an organization called LoveYourBrain that does excellent work and support groups. That may be helpful if you need it and have the time.
Please tell me his name wasn't Father Francis Mulcahy...
@@heathermiller5765 ;-)
How did a boxer become a priest 😂😂😂?!!
You just can't make this shit up. 😆
Look at Ben not violating HIPAA regulations in the end there
Technically I believe he could say "the priest is here too, he just checked in today for an STD" and it wouldn't violate HIPAA. HIPAA only protects identifying information (name, address, phone number, etc.)
The TEEAAAA
Piping hot too!😂
@@suigeneris5193 fresh out of the kettle still steaming😄
Actually sad and kind of disgusting. Good on you for showing the truth out there. (yes, I believe this could happen for sure)
Clorox?!
🔥 🔥 🔥 🔥 🔥 🔥 🔥 🔥 🔥 🔥 🔥 🔥 🔥
Sounds like a Trump type of solution to a medical problem.
yuh 🤣
We could just let priests marry because the Bible doesn't tell them to stay celibate and its a random archaic rule.
I'm born and raised Catholic and this is actually what I wish the Vatican would abolish. Imagine how many cases against the clergy would never happen if only they allow priests to marry. Less headache for the council.
Which is just mankind's rule not God’s. There's a reason why God put Adam and Eve so that they can establish Family, not so man should be alone to enter heaven. And it's better for a church leader to be married so that they're better able to relate to the doctrine they're preaching. Single priests spout HYPOCRISY and don't practice what they preach.
It’s only a thing because way back when the church leaders were way more powerful and pulled in great sums of money from their congregations. The Vatican got tired of the priests hoarding the wealth and distributing it amongst their heirs. So in comes vows of poverty and celibacy to keep the money flowing back to the papacy.
My mind really believed these were 3 different people 😂😂😂
Mine too. He’s crazy good.
I needed this laugh so bad!!! Thanks Steve!!! 💗💗💗
This made me laugh, so much! Thank you 🙏 😂
Part 2 with the two accidentally bumping into each other in the hospital? 😆
Yeah, so you know how the confessional is sacrosanct? We've got the same policy regarding patient privacy.
Really!?! You'll be excommunicated and lose title and privileges!?!
The lord is basically our Father, so if one could hear the Voice of God in this scenario it would probably be, "I'm not Mad, I'm just Disappointed"
For a second I was sitting here trying to figure out which priests aren’t allowed to be married
The Roman Catholic Priests are supposed to live in celibacy
Me too. I don't see why religion would have anything to do with marriage or dating someone. I've heard priests not able to marry but thought is was a thing in the past. Still a thing in 2023? 🤨
@@TaigaTomodachi yes, the Roman Catholic priests arent allowed to marry, this is the infamous rule of the celibacy
At least he went for adults rather than children...
Never heard the Clorox one. Yuck.
Better than injecting it....if not by much.
Nice! That was pretty funny. There actually have been a lot of serious ones lately so good to see he’s getting his humorous mojo back.
I was expecting the second patient to be a child, and I was so relieved when it was a sex worker!
I love this guy. So talented!
"Lucky guess" SENT me😂😂😂 ah Ben... nothing phases him...
You slay my soul every single day! Thanks! Got any good Rabbi “experiences?!”
Time for another rant~
STDs/STIs shouldn't be as stigmatised as they are. It happens, and sure, ones like syphilis or AIDS are *definitely* things you should get checked out for, *even if you're abstinent* (you can be a silent carrier _from birth),_ but use protection, get tested fairly often, and don't be a dick, and it's not your fault so don't worry about it.
Sex workers' rights are workers' rights are human rights. Banning sex work enables abusers and rapists, harms sex workers, and gives power to organised crime. Only banning _buying_ from sex workers is a better, albeit not perfect, solution.
Also don't put Clorox on your gents.
I love this whole message but... the "also don't put clorox on your gents" made me laugh
sex workers goofy
No, everyone deserves to work. And people lie. I have Herpes Type A and the person who gave it to me is "befuddled" as to how. I was raped for Herpes Type B. He "Didn't know what occasional rashes were down there and lied about getting tested to get me in bed. And I fell for it *Making finger guns pointing at me*"
@@heatherzwicker8031.
I appreciate you sharing this. Maybe it will save someone a lot of problems. Not me, because I had a very similar experience, which nearly cost me my life. There’s a phrase I like, “If I can’t be a good example, let me at least be a horrible warning.”
@@heatherzwicker8031 Ohmygosh this shouldn’t happen to anyone. I truly feel for you. I believe that women should wait for marriage but NOT because “it’s a sin”. Sex outside of marriage isn’t a sin. Rather it’s a dangerous activity that can lead to heartache, distress, and even death. We should never trust a man who isn’t our husband. Ever. No matter what. We are worth the commitment of marriage before we allow any man to have access to our bodies.
All of these HIPPA violations are cracking me up 😂
Oh boy all the "confidential information" i have been told by patients in my 10 years as a Nurse. We are very good at keeping those secrets...except to our fellow Nurses. We "exchange information" alot.
This is exactly why I don't like going to the doctor. You shouldn't be exchanging information with anybody who doesn't have a need to know.
@@TheSouthIsHot pretty much all the nurses and doctors need to know in case of emergency also they aren’t allowed to give a name or other identifying information
@@jameson1239 In the case of an emergency they need to know only what is required to treat the patient if they are involved with the patient’s care. When I was in the Air Force, we didn’t gossip about patients, period, with or without a name. It seems civilians don’t have that same standard.
@@TheSouthIsHot how do you think you got those case study’s you practiced? I guarantee you they weren’t totally made up
@@jameson1239 Duh. That’s a classroom setting. I’m talking about real world experience.
It's no the wife that gave him that😂😂
Since when don't STDs have to be reported to the department of health. It's been a while since I did clinic work, but I remember the department of health calling us because the address the patient gave us didn't exist. The laboratory reported the results. Then I got paperwork to fill out for every patient whose address didn't check out. They were really sceptical of me not knowing the addresses were fake, but I explained that I loved 50 miles from where I worked, so I didn't know the area.
Health department yes but I think the priest thought he'd report him to the church maybe?
@@sherryballestero5108 Yes, that 's what he meant. It's actually illegal for any medical professional to share any identifying information about a patient to anyone other than the staff directly caring for that patient.
@@peggedyourdad9560 HIPPA. $25,000.00 fine.
Seriously...your a nurse...not a package delivery person or Taxi driver.
Well, in reality, Roman Catholic presits can't be married. Other Catholic churches, like the Eastern-rite Catholic church, allow men that already married into the priesthood. To top it off, there are actually 22 different types of Catholic churches. Just food for thought.
What? 22 different Catholic churches? That many?
I mean if anything you would think someone would use something like hand sanitizer, since that is actually ok to put on your skin!
Idk if I'm too early but I need to hear more. Like someone's story about stuff like this or more details on what happened
Most of his skits are just little excerpts because realistically that’s all the hospital staff sees. If you come in again later your health info will be in your chart but the staff will probably be different because it’s shift work. Only the staff you meet each time will know the drama behind that one visit.
🤣🤣🤣 It's like a movie twist 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
These videos make me miss my years working in the ER.😂
I asked you not to tell anyone!!! Damn.
Plot skills are building!
😂 oh man, I really enjoy your skits 😂
That twist was such a relief, when I saw priest in the title...
Please tell me this wasn’t a real story 😂😂😂😂😂 what in the world
I don't doubt anything at this point
Did you miss 2020?
Exactly IN THE WORLD! I WANT GOD NEED HIM and was so deceived and not obeying Him. Lord JESUS. God Almighty. I am not even going to listen to this anymore.
Okay, I know some who are part of the United States of the of the Offended may not appreciate this guy, BUT, I have been a critical care RN for thirty years and I am in love with him.
He really gets it. I also feel so not alone watching his posts.
who are you talking about when you say "the united states of offended"? just curious
Your post is a little confusing. Huh? 😅
Fuck thr internet loud mouths who make everyone's life difficult. This guy is hilarious.
Also, a citizen of the USA
Priest: "God is just really testing me."
Nah sir, that's not God, that's gonorrhea
😂😂😂
I wanna see more skits with Zane
"Checks out"😂💀
My cynical ass: I really hope he didn't get that from a...oh, okay. Could have been worse.
Ben is tough and lovable
If an ex-President can suggest Clorox as a cure all why not a priest 😂
Thoughts and prayers for the couple 🙏🏽
Sounds about right 😂
Crazy as hell 🤣
Lol, I read the title and just knew it was a must watch >; ]
so I should stop with the clorox? Asking for a friend. (It burns!!!!!)
This is hilarious! 🤣
I figured he’d been with a nun!!!😂😂😂
🤣 he probably prayed he would get better.
That priest boutta be under trial by God
Priest + Adult Hooker = Progress!
She was being anointed.
His facial expression of wtf … okay then 😂 does it for me everytime
all I can think of is My Big Fat Greek Wedding rn lol
Do I even have to say anything. 😂😂😂😂
Easy contact tracing! 😂😂😂
Phucking BRILLIANT 🎉😂
Yeah, they could be an Episcopal Priest... they r a rowdy bunch....lolol
One of my great uncles was a Catholic priest, who was once put in Las Vegas. I think he might have violated his bounds of chastity. Great guy regardless.
My tummy hurts so much from laughing 😂😂😂
Thaaaats why our preist has been spraying the choir boys with lysol...I thought it was a covid thing
And the award for mandatory pedo joke goes to...
@JP2GiannaT yeah. my joke may be low hanging fruit. but Those deaf kids were low hanging fruit to the members of a church who abused their power. so.. I'll keep on with my tasteless jokes.
I bet those 2 preists did think those kids really were low hanging fruit and called them their little cherub tomatoes. And wanted them in a tossed salad.
@@EndingEchoes93 How does joking about the horrific ways children have been abused help them?
That HIPAA insurance response "Lucky guess."😂
At least it wasn't an altar boy. . .
This Priest sure doesn't know how to lie
Me:😏 I have the priest.😈
Has PATD's "Build God, Then We'll Talk" vibes
Yup! NO SUPRISE😒
I hollered 😂😂😂😂😂
I'd love to work in any ER with you!
Smart move
Naughty Priest! 😬😆
Ben's face when he put two-and-two together. "Wife" huh?
Right!!
Hahaha i loved the face reactions
It's always a priest
That is just too funny!
Some STD must be reported in some states to health department!!
🤣🤣🤣🤣I know someone with a very similar story 🤣🤣🤣🤣 priests love the nasty
Even they have dark secrets 😈🤣🤣🤣
Ben: well i have good news and bad news, the good news is your std is treatable. The bad news is....God was watching you....hes pissed!
Shame needs to be removed from the concepts of the human body, sex, and sexuality. It is ridiculous that people act this way even when facing a health crisis.
Churches be like "For shame Father, you can't pay a prostitute for sex! You should seek your sexual gratification in the Youth Group like the other clergy!"
Isn't it required to ask the patient to notify his previous partners of the STD and ask them to go get checked by their doctor? I thought that was the norm, but maybe that was a very long time ago.
They advise you to do so but they don’t force you to, and they don’t tell anyone behind your back (they legally aren’t allowed to). The ONLY places they can tell are your other doctors and the CDC. The CDC does not get your info other than a patient number, the hospital you were treated at, and what strain(s) of which STD(s) you have had. This is so they can track spread to pick out any particularly virulent strains, and see if anyone has been treated multiple times in quick succession for the same thing to find any treatment-resistant strains.
@@staciecarrel4492 but if someone gets sick with an STD, and the didn't tell them they were even infected can't that person go to jail for not letting their partner know? Do you understand my question or was that confusing? I don't know of a person only go to jail for not reporting to the CDC, or they can also go to jail for not telling their own partner.
@@actual_doge3221 No you don't go to jail for that. The only time i've ever seen reports of someone going to jail for not informing someone of their STD was with HIV/AIDS back in the 90's when AIDS was still a death sentence. The person (if I recall correctly) was going around having sex with anyone they could, requesting no protection be used, and claiming they were clean. Basically they were deliberately spreading it and because AIDS is a deadly disease they were brought up on charges for that. But I doubt charges would stick these days, even in that scenario because with the current medications you can live a normal life with a normal life expectancy. But for any lesser disease or a curable disease, there'd be no basis for such charges at all. And anyway that would only apply in cases of partners you had after you knew you were infected, not ones you had before you knew. As far as reporting to the CDC, the patient doesn't do that, the doctor/hospital does.
@@staciecarrel4492 hmm. Depends actually. Some states take consent very seriously, and withholding something like that, which could put your partner at risk of health complications, could easily be construed as "rape by deception" I would think, similar to telling your partner you have a condom on and then doing it unprotected instead - they aren't being fully informed of the risks of the act that YOU would be privy to, thus they can't fully consent to the act.
I believe the guy who was intentionally spreading HIV, was charged with a form of assault in California, but I'm not sure.
If firing a weapon recklessly can be a charge even without hurting anybody, though, then so can deliberately knowingly exposing people to a disease, trust me.
In fact, even before HIV, callously spreading a disease.... after being told you have it and how not to spread it, then continuing to do the exact things that spread it, this does have precedent to at least let the government in some places to restrict the activities of or even involuntarily confine a person, for public safety.
That's exactly what they had to do with the infamous "Thypoid Mary", after all, who was an asymptomatic carrier of Typhus who had been working as a cook, and who did not wash her hands between going to the bathroom and handling food for clients, including ice cream (yuck). This kept making the families she cooked for sick with the disease; it was discovered because authorities traced the infections to the only common denominator, the cook. She was told she needed to wash her hands to avoid spreading disease, but refused apparently; at one point it became so ridiculously reckless on her part that local officials prohibited her from working as a cook to prevent her from spreading it, but she ignored that and just went by a slightly different name iirc to the next client, whose household naturally got sick with Typhoid Fever, again, of course.
In the end, since she refused to do ANYTHING that would prevent spreading it, including changing her hygiene or her job, both of which put others at risk of contracting the disease... they confined her for the remaining years of her life. She stopped spreading it. Her body was tested after she finally died, still asymptomatic for Typhoid... but Typhus was still found in her body. She really was spreading it, exactly like they thought she had been.
That was a while ago yes, but. There's always people who don't take a disease seriously or are just uncaring of others or vicious, and act in ways that recklessly expose people even after being told not to. I can't imagine there wouldn't be SOMETHING still in place, even if the disease is "manageable" (remember: there's no actual permanent CURE for HIV, and treatments to keep it in check in the US very much cost money, a lot in some cases, and that's costs you need to worry about for the rest of your life. Without treatment, it screws up your immune system so bad you can die from the tiniest of infections. So. It's still not trivial, just not the automatic death sentence it was in the past).
Oh, and:
Regardless, criminal liability is separate from civil - the bar for which is much lower. So even if were not against the law from them to knowingly and recklessly put people at risk of contracting a disease, you could always file a civil suit for endangerment, or pain and suffering, or damages for the medical bills + pain and suffering + legal costs, etc. And while a civil suit is a long, arduous, initially expensive process... that is still something one or more victims could do, possibly together even.
So you know. Don't do that yall. Even if you don't care about other people, there CAN very much be consequences, ranging from costly civil suits, to involuntarily confinement/restrictions, or outright criminal penalties. Just don't fucking do it.
Nobody asked but... Some priests are married. When a married Presbyterian minister goes into priesthood, it is accepted. I hear being a married Catholic priest takes a toll on the marriage because of his duties to the church.
You can spray Clorox on something if it is a spray but you cannot spray a Clorox wipe because it is a wipe.
The alter boy 🫥🫥🫥
Plot twist: The priest forged a marriage license between himself and the hooker, and in the eyes of the state, they are married.