Security agents at Boston’s Logan Airport made a grisly find yesterday – the severed head of a harbor seal – while searching a passenger’s luggage.

The passenger, whose name was not released, told cops he was a biology professor and had stumbled upon a dead seal while walking along Revere Beach.

He then cut the seal’s head off for educational purposes, according to the Boston Globe.

Authorities allowed the man to board his plane to Denver, but they kept the seal’s head.

Already causing controversy in the religious world, Mel Gibson’s “The Passion of the Christ” is now causing marital problems, too.

A Georgia couple was arrested Friday for battery stemming from an intense argument about whether “The Father” in the Holy Trinity was human or symbolic.

Melissa Evans Davidson, 34, and Sean Matthew Davidson, 33, were arrested outside the movie theater after the argument boiled over into a physical confrontation, according to the Statesboro Herald.

An Urban Outfitters store is under fire from customers for selling “Magnetic Jesus Dress Up” novelty toys.

Buyers at the store in King of Prussia, Pa., can dress up an image of Jesus on the cross in different outfits including a tutu, flippers and a devil’s suit.

The creator of the toys, who calls himself “Normal” Bob Smith, said he’s doing nothing wrong.

“I don’t think there’s anything wrong with religious satire,” he said.

Rockers may have to watch their mouths when performing in Florida.

Some city council members in St. Petersburg want to fine performers $500 per curse word uttered on stage.

Two Austrian youngsters played hooky from nursery school and risked life and limb so they wouldn’t miss “Sesame Street.”

The two 5-year-old girls from Poertschach hopped the school’s fence, walked a mile and a half and crossed a busy railroad track to watch Big Bird and Co.

“It’s a wonder they were not knocked over,” said one police officer.