Thou Shalt Not Covet

Mina (Spencer Bradley) shows up at her clergyman's (Michael Vegas) abode, introducing him to a lady, Valerie (Mona Azar). Despite expecting Mina, the priest seems a tad perplexed by Valerie's presence, yet he welcomes them in nonetheless. Through their conversation, it's revealed that the clergyman had previously consented to preside over Mina's nuptials.
However, upon learning that Mina's intended spouse is Valerie, he expresses revulsion and refuses to partake in the wedding ceremony. The clergyman proclaims that lesbian partnerships are immoral. This causes Mina and Valerie to feel hurt and angered, yet the priest insists they should seek penance before they condemn their souls.
Mina and Valerie accuse the priest of wanting everyone else to wallow in misery like him, given his vow of celibacy. This offends him, and the women realize they've hit a sore spot - he clearly harbors resentment for women he cannot possess, particularly lesbians. Mina and Valerie are convinced that the pent-up priest will falter at any hint of sensual enticement.
He declares that he won't succumb, no matter their actions, prompting the women to collaborate in an effort to seduce him, resolute in their intent to shatter his sanctimonious demeanor. Mina and Valerie heighten their seductive efforts, until the clergyman finally succumbs.