A cleric who has served as the public face of the “Hot Priest Calendar,” a glossy Roman-themed calendar sold to tourists, says the role is not religious. Multiple reports describe how the calendar has gained a cult following and is purchased by thousands each year. The product is presented as being linked to “hot priest” imagery, featuring clean-cut men in black clerical collars. In the latest account, the person identified as the face of the calendar acknowledges that he is not a priest and characterizes his appearance in the marketing as a joke. The coverage focuses on the contrast between the calendar’s branding and the individual’s clarification, rather than on any church-related statement or formal investigation. The reports also emphasize the calendar’s popularity as a souvenir and the ongoing visibility of the models associated with it.
Cleric behind “Hot Priest Calendar” says he is not a priest
A cleric who has served as the public face of the “Hot Priest Calendar,” a glossy Roman-themed calendar sold to tourists, says the role is not religious. Multiple reports describe how the calendar has...
- The “Hot Priest Calendar” is sold as a glossy Roman-themed souvenir.
- The calendar features models wearing black clerical collars.
- It is bought by thousands of tourists each year.
- The person presented as the calendar’s face says he is not a priest.
- He describes his involvement as part of a joke or non-literal promotion.
The glossy Roman Calendar, bought by thousands of tourists every year, has become a cult souvenir thanks to its clean-cut models in black collars.
3 months agoThe glossy Roman Calendar, bought by thousands of tourists every year, has become a cult souvenir thanks to its clean-cut models in black collars.
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