Scelestious ::: adj., wicked (From a Latin word with the same meaning; also, scelestic) This has the benefit of sounding a lot like "celestious" (celestial), 'heavenly,' if you like a touch of polysemy.
Last week they decided. In court their lawyer announced that the diocese is seeking over $200,000 in court costs from the wardens of the parishes: Bishop Michael Bird and his cohorts in this sordid villainy are out to punish church volunteers. It’s hard to envisage a more contemptible, pecksniffian, anti-Christian act, but I expect the scelestious Bird-Patterson duo will find one.
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