A source said a number of revellers went back to Father Crossan's house at 11am for seven hours - where they were greeted by Nazi memorabilia - after a party host asked them to leave.
The memorabilia included flags, hats and an eagle with a swastika on a plinth on Father Crossan's mantelpiece.
Father Crossan, who lives on the grounds of St Patrick's Church in Banbridge, Northern Ireland, denied being a Nazi and said the memorabilia was there because he collects 'historical stuff'
The source added: 'It was all over the house. At one point Stephen put on a cap and did the Nazi salute.
'It's shocking. He's supposed to be an upstanding member of society. He shouldn't be taking drugs.'
The source also said Father Crossan had been drinking beers and Jack Daniels whiskey as well as taking cocaine.
Father Crossan, who lives on the grounds of St Patrick's Church in Banbridge, Northern Ireland, denied being a Nazi and said the memorabilia was there because he collects 'historical stuff'.
He said he had depression and was on sick leave when the footage was taken. Father Crossan said he had left the church but was being backed by the parish, while a spokesman for his bishop said the priest would be supported through his issues.
Seems like an alright guy to me
The memorabilia included flags, hats and an eagle with a swastika on a plinth on Father Crossan's mantelpiece.
Father Crossan, who lives on the grounds of St Patrick's Church in Banbridge, Northern Ireland, denied being a Nazi and said the memorabilia was there because he collects 'historical stuff'
The source added: 'It was all over the house. At one point Stephen put on a cap and did the Nazi salute.
'It's shocking. He's supposed to be an upstanding member of society. He shouldn't be taking drugs.'
The source also said Father Crossan had been drinking beers and Jack Daniels whiskey as well as taking cocaine.
Father Crossan, who lives on the grounds of St Patrick's Church in Banbridge, Northern Ireland, denied being a Nazi and said the memorabilia was there because he collects 'historical stuff'.
He said he had depression and was on sick leave when the footage was taken. Father Crossan said he had left the church but was being backed by the parish, while a spokesman for his bishop said the priest would be supported through his issues.
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Seems like an alright guy to me


