A Port St. Lucie man was arrested on child abuse charges after he made his 11-year-old son smoke "God's herb" and then "made him stand with his arms extended out to the side in the same fashion as Jesus on the cross," according to a police report released Tuesday.

Richard Nazareth, 38, turned himself in to police Thursday, more than a month after the alleged incident occurred.

Port St. Lucie police said Nazareth forced his son to smoke marijuana while he and his 9-year-old sister were staying at Nazareth's house for a weekend in March.

According to the police report, Nazareth served both children a piece of bread and a small cup of wine, telling them it was the body and blood of Christ. After dinner, Nazareth brought a bag of marijuana, a pipe and a lighter to the table and began to smoke the marijuana in front of them, telling them it was "God's herb."

When the children declined Nazareth's offer to smoke with him, Nazareth told his son to "cup his hands around his mouth and exhale all of his breath" while Nazareth blew smoke into the boy's mouth, the report stated