Sin is such fun" vicar faces calls for sack over Facebook posts Alas, I have religion tomorrow. Preaching next week at St Mary Abbotts [sic] Kensington though. He also uploaded a photograph of himself with a snowman, and wrote: "Forgive my sin of frivolity. But I haven't been having an inappropriate relationship with Snowy, who can longer be called a 'snowman" in the name of political correctness." A comment to a friend read: "P--- myself! It was good to share over lunch yesterday and at the URC Homelessness 'event. I say 'event. It was late by the time the URC [United Reformed Church] and Methodists finished. The Facebook extracts were sent, with an anonymous letter, to church leaders including the Bishop of Sheffield, Dr Steven Croft, and Dr Shackerley's superior, the Bishop of Doncaster, Peter Burrows. The letter read: "Your priest colleague uses language that most would find abhorrent for a man in his position. His present behaviour makes him totally unfit to serve the minster or the people of Doncaster, and totally unfit to serve the Church at all in the opinion of many Doncaster residents. Only last month, Dr Shackerley spoke of the pitfalls of the internet in a newsletter. The Bishop of Doncaster, who has his own Twitter account, said he would speak to the vicar, and that clergy should be aware that their work and private lives were not completely separate.