Mel Gibson stashes $42 million in his own personal church

Posted by Magdalene on October 22nd, 2008 Comments (1)

Did you know Mel Gibson started his own Catholic church? Like, a seriously Catholic church. It’s called Church of the Holy Family (Jesus’, not the Gibsons), has about 100 members, does mass in Latin, and has assests totaling 42 million bucks.

42 million tax-free bucks.
The Archdiose of New York, by comparison, had assets last year of $3.4 million. Holy Family owns artwork to the tune of $500 grand.

Gibson’s tax receipts this year revealed a $10 million donation for 2007. He built the Traditionalist church for his dad Hutton, presumably because regular Catholics just aren’t traditional enough. Do check out Hutton’s crazy website, with its vengeful-Jesus lightning storm and acres of ramblings on the Papacy.

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