Mel Gibson has closed his renegade Catholic chapel to outsiders, and will welcome worshippers on an "invitation only" basis, The ENQUIRER has learned.
The Braveheart star’s nephew Colm made the announcement at the Holy Family Chapel in Agoura Hills, Calif., during the Sunday Mass on Nov. 15, sources say.
"Mel’s church is now a private place of worship. It will no longer be open to the general public," an insider divulged.
"They’re saying it’s for security reasons, but it’s really to keep away the press, the busybodies and the Mel haters.
"Visitors and drop-ins will not be allowed. If you’re not a regular, you’ll have to submit an application for an invitation," the insider explained.
According to the insider, no Mass will be celebrated for two weeks while the appropriate paperwork is completed.
"After the church becomes private, you can bet Mel and Oksana will have their baby daughter Lucia baptized there," added the insider.
"Who knows? Their wedding might take place there, too."
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