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Confessions of A Fallen Catholic Schoolboy
Confessions of A Fallen Catholic Schoolboy is the explicit memoir of Guy Scarpelli, a man who abandoned his strict Catholic upbringing for a life of reckless decadence.
Starting as a polite Catholic schoolboy, Scarpelli achieved a meteoric rise to millionaire status and top sales agent, but he simultaneously spiraled into drug abuse and non-stop partying with celebrities and porn stars. His high-flying life resulted in a hard he became a convicted felon and lost everything.
Wallowing in darkness, Scarpelli eventually found hope by returning to his Catholic faith, becoming a Fourth Degree Knight of Columbus, and meeting his soulmate. This is a tell-all story of survival, betrayal, and ultimate redemption from complete devastation.
Starting as a polite Catholic schoolboy, Scarpelli achieved a meteoric rise to millionaire status and top sales agent, but he simultaneously spiraled into drug abuse and non-stop partying with celebrities and porn stars. His high-flying life resulted in a hard he became a convicted felon and lost everything.
Wallowing in darkness, Scarpelli eventually found hope by returning to his Catholic faith, becoming a Fourth Degree Knight of Columbus, and meeting his soulmate. This is a tell-all story of survival, betrayal, and ultimate redemption from complete devastation.
473 pages, Kindle Edition
Published December 22, 2025
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December 29, 2025
A great redemption story
BTW - this is Ed Sitar ( I use Patty’s Amazon account). A Very brave look at his life by my high school classmate. While I know my life is not nearly as interesting there were so many connections (especially as his parents got older and the faith struggle - we still attend Mass most weeks although it is a struggle). Godspeed Guy and Julie the movie should be fun!
BTW - this is Ed Sitar ( I use Patty’s Amazon account). A Very brave look at his life by my high school classmate. While I know my life is not nearly as interesting there were so many connections (especially as his parents got older and the faith struggle - we still attend Mass most weeks although it is a struggle). Godspeed Guy and Julie the movie should be fun!
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