A letter released Monday by the Mobile County Sheriff’s Office makes it clear that defrocked former priest Alex Crow has no intention to return to Mobile.
Now-former Mobile priest Alex Crow as seen in a lecture which was posted to YouTube.A letter written by a defrocked priest who “abandoned” his duties to the Archdiocese of Mobile indicates he and the 18-year-old female who accompanied him to Europe were told by Jesus to leave Mobile.after he had “abandoned his assignment” and engaged in behavior “totally unbecoming of a priest.
Jesus has told me that He wants me to leave, therefore I am not going to return from this trip. I do this with a heavy heart. It is hard to suddenly leave everything behind, but this is what He is demanding and I cannot deny him.forsake my sacred duties. The priesthood is the greatest gift Jesus has ever given me, and I will treasure this gift forever.
has been told to come with me. We know how this looks, but we are doing what we are told. Do not worry about defending us. This is hard for her too, but she knows she will always be safe if she does Jesus’ Will. The sheriff’s office gave no indication as to why it was releasing the letter at this point, other than to say they “wanted to make sure our local media had this first.”
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