This past April, we told you how a Catholic PRIEST, David Ajemian, was accused of stalking funny man Conan O'Brien.

Thankfully, the priest ended up pleading guilty to disorderly conduct.

And now, finally, the crazy priest has been officially renounced by the Boston Archdiocese after violating orders from his superiors. He was only placed on "Leave" last November.

Turns out they had ordered him to stay at a medical treatment facility, where he's been receiving care for the past several months. And now, after checking out of the clinic, he's been renounced.

The priest was declared "no longer able to exercise public ministry" and has now been taken off financial support as well.

A statement by the Archdiocese says that Ajemian, "against the wishes of his bishop…and medical professionals, checked himself out of a medical facility," and therefore broke his "promise of obedience" that he made back in 2001.

And by checking out, he "has violated this mandate. Therefore, he is Absent Without Permission. He is not authorized to function as a priest."

But he's probably still functioning as a stalker.

Why isn't he locked up?

We hope Conan has some good security!

Oh, and to make things more interesting, last month Ajemian was visiting family and doctors in Massachusetts. That's when he was accused of sending some "very disturbing" letters to the ex-wife of playwright David Mament, the 60 year-old actress Lindsay Crouse.

That incident is still under investigation.

Looks like Ajemian should be under lockdown! Like now!

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