Louisiana Pastor Caught Filming Himself In A ‘Demonic’ Threesome With Two Dominatrices

Published October 13, 2020

"When the details became clear, we had the altar removed and burned."

Reverend Travis Clark Before And After

St. Tammany Parish Sheriff’s Office/Public DomainThe Archbishop of New Orleans called the 37-year-old pastor’s desecration of the altar “demonic.”

By chance, a local walked by Saints Peter and Paul Roman Catholic Church in Pearl River, Louisiana just as the reverend inside was filming himself having sex with two dominatrices. Caught with his pants down, the reverend has since been denounced by the New Orleans Archbishop — who had the altar burned.

According to Insider, Reverend Travis Clark and the two women were arrested on Sept. 30 and charged with public obscenity. Archbishop Aymond called their actions “deplorable” and “demonic” in a video statement published last Friday — and said Clark would “never again” serve as a priest.

While dominatrices Mindy “Lady Vi” Dixon and Melissa “Empress Ming” Cheng weren’t engaged in prostitution, the obscenity charges constitute a felony and carry a three-year maximum sentence.

A statement on the incident from Archbishop Gregory Aymond.

According to Fox News, the passerby who spotted the threesome reported seeing the priest in a state of undress. The trio was positioned on the altar, with the two women in high-heels and corsets. The witness was reportedly suspicious, as the church lights were on unusually late at night.

“I am infuriated by his actions,” said Archbishop Aymond last Friday. “When the details became clear, we had the altar removed and burned. I will consecrate a new altar tomorrow.”

In an interesting turn of events, it wasn’t just Reverend Clark who was filming a sexual encounter that night. The witness who reported the scenario to police also recorded the threesome in progress. The footage was later shared with police — but the defendants remain adamant that they did nothing wrong.

“All parties involved were consenting adults,” wrote lawyer Bradley Phillips, who represents both women. “Everything that occurred took place behind closed doors, on private property, and none of the conduct alleged was criminal in nature.”

Lady Vi And Empress Ming

Instagram/Twitter41-year-old Mindy “Lady Vi” Dixon and 23-year-old Melissa “Empress Ming” Cheng face public obscenity charges alongside Reverend Clark.

“The fact that this involved a priest or took place in a church is completely irrelevant,” Phillips added. “The fact that ‘Lady Vi’ and ‘Empress Ming’ are being vilified like this is quite frankly, appalling. I understand that people may be upset by this situation, but that does not make this conduct illegal.”

However, the opposition argues that this sexual act was committed in view of the public. Not only were the lights on, but somebody casually strolling by was perfectly capable of seeing the threesome play out.

Reverend Clark had purportedly even set up stage lighting for the event. While the legal ramifications here remain uncertain, the Catholic ministry is seemingly unforgiving. Aymond, himself, said Clark’s “desecration of the altar was demonic” and shared his disgust with people of his community.

“I share your anger and feelings of betrayal,” he said. “We have many good priests, and I regret that they are embarrassed by the actions of a few.”

Melissa Cheng And Mindy Dixon

St. Tammany Parish Sheriff’s OfficeLawyer Bradley Phillips who represents both Cheng (left) and Dixon (right) said his clients engaged in no illegal activity.

Unfortunately, a separate incident in the parish has made Reverend Clark’s fiasco all the more calamitous for Archbishop Aymond. A former priest in the very same church, Pat Wattigny, reportedly told him that he had abused a minor as chaplain of Pope John Paul II High School.

“What has happened concerning Pat Wattigny and Travis Clark is unacceptable,” said Archbishop Aymond. “It’s sinful and it cannot be tolerated. Let me be clear: Both were removed from ministry immediately and will never serve again in Catholic ministry.”

Reverend Clark appears to have ruined his chances of continuing his career as a respected pastor in Louisiana. Ordained in 2013, he only became pastor at Saint Peter and Paul’s last year.


After learning about the New Orleans pastor who filmed himself having a “demonic” threesome on the church altar, read about the Michigan priest who was arrested for bubble-wrapping a boy and locking him in a janitor’s room. Then, learn about the non-profit with ties to the Vatican providing child-abusing priests with money and shelter.

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Marco Margaritoff
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A former staff writer for All That’s Interesting, Marco Margaritoff holds dual Bachelor's degrees from Pace University and a Master's in journalism from New York University. He has published work at People, VICE, Complex, and serves as a staff reporter at HuffPost.
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Marco Margaritoff
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A former staff writer for All That’s Interesting, Marco Margaritoff holds dual Bachelor's degrees from Pace University and a Master's in journalism from New York University. He has published work at People, VICE, Complex, and serves as a staff reporter at HuffPost.