Beasts in cassocks - End Time Deception

presbyter to give me errands of a different nature because my acting
not stop at Quatasaqua. In Quatasaqua an mquest was held in the
matter of the Priest-"Celibate," John Olchevsky. The "inquest"
proved that Priest Olchevsky was also implicated in a scandalous story
of fornication with a girl Tatiana. To the Olchevsky "inquest" Gile-
vitch invited the police with a constable at the head. Olchevsky ad-
mitted that he had intoxicated Tatiana, seduced her and continued
to cohabit with her, making her take powders in order to stimulate sex
excitement every evening. Olchevsky, who is employed by the Mission
to this day, gave Tatiana $1,000 and she left him.
After the "inquest" the police were given a treat and "Consul"
D. Gilevitch and Father Slunin locked themselves into a room with
Olchevsky, and when they came out, after quite a while, Olchevsky
w^as overheard saying, as though continuing his conversation : "Please
be good enough to convey my gift and my humble request to spare me
to the Archbishop and to his Eminence Alexander."
Father Slunin answered reassuringly : "Well,
don't worry, sleep
well. Who among us has not sinned? I shall convey your repentance
and request to the Holy Prelates. They are no wolves, they won't
eat you."
Soon after our return to New York a complaint was received
from Madam Samoseiko who maintained that her husband, Priest
Samoseiko, had been caught by her in flagrant delictu with Marpha
Terebillo. We called on Father Samoseiko and having looked into the
matter, succeeded in effecting a reconciliation. Terebillo was given
money and promised not to pass by the priest's apartment nor the
street of his residence.
We had to look into another matter in which the same priest
was involved. After a quarrel with his parishioners, he set fire to the
church which burned down to the ground.
Soon after this Slunin and myself were sent to Mayfield, Pa., for
an investigation of the misbehavior of the then prkit and now Arch-
presbyter and Provost, John Miliasewi^-^h. Three claimants to the
affections of Father Miliasewich appeared before us. One pregnant
girl declared that she did not w'sh to hear of Miliasewich who summoned
her to his apartment for an "explanation of the Holy Spirit"
and then violated her instead. She demanded that he pay her for
her dishonor and for his failure to keep his promise to marry her,
and because she was now disgraced and had to leave her town. The
other two girls both demanded immediate marriage from Miliasewich.
Father Slunin was to perform the ceremony on the spot. The
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