The feds recently issued a subpoena to a Catholic church in Brooklyn requesting information about any dealings between one of ...

Monsignor Jamie Gigantiello, who was ordained in 1995, has been demoted after opening the doors of his New York church to be used as a set for a Sabrina Carpenter music video. Dressed in a tulle ...

The church had to be re-blessed and Monsignor Jamie Gigantiello, who allowed Carpenter to shoot the video in the church, was demoted. In a statement, Gigantiello said he was upset by the video, ...

According to the New York Post, Monsignor Jamie J. Gigantiello of Our Lady of Mount Carmel–Annunciation Parish in Williamsburg (the same priest who let Carpenter get into some nonsense ...

Jamie Gigantiello was reportedly relieved of his administrative duties at the Annunciation of the Blessed Virgin Mary Church in November 2023 after Carpenter, 25, filmed a raunchy music video for ...

This then sparked a probe into Monsignor Jamie Gigantiello who claimed the singer’s team ‘failed to accurately represent the video content’ and apologised for the ‘shameful representation ...

The video led to the church's leader Monsignor Jamie Gigantiello getting demoted and being relieved of his administrative duties because he approved the shooting of Sabrina's video. After Sabrina ...

Carpenter’s name popped up earlier this month when reports said that federal investigators were also in the midst of an investigation into the relationship between Gigantiello and Adams ...

Jamie Gigantiello. Gigantiello is a friend of Mayor Eric Adams and was subpoenaed earlier this month in connection with one of several corruption investigations into the mayor. The Diocese of Brooklyn ...

The hosts of the show, Tati Amare and Monsignor Jamie Gigantiello, visit a different parish every episode and discover the different restaurants around each church. They also get to know the ...

Sabrina Carpenter already stirred controversy last year when her “Feather” video — a bloody romp filmed in a Brooklyn Catholic church — led to the dismissal of Monsignor Jamie Gigantiello ...