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According to court records in London, the clergy have been among the chief users of male prostitutes.
John Rykener, a London rent boy, named as clients numerous men of the church.
When John Rykener was brought before the authorities, he explained that "a certain Anna, the whore of a former servant of Sir Thomas Blount, first taught him."
The Questioning of John Rykener
According to court records in London, the clergy have been among the chief users of male prostitutes.
John Rykener, a London rent boy, named as clients numerous men of the church.
When John Rykener was brought before the authorities, he explained that "a certain Anna, the whore of a former servant of Sir Thomas Blount, first taught him."
He said that he had had sex with a number of people including:
Phillip, rector of Theydon Garnon, Sir William Foxlee, Sir John, Sir Walter,
Two Franciscans Brother Michael and Brother John, a Carmelite friar,
Six foreign men, Joan daughter of John Matthew, two foreign Franciscans, a certain Sir John, once chaplain at the Church of St. Margaret Pattens,
Two other chaplains, many nuns, many women both married and otherwise, and many priests.
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