A reputed Colombo hit man with friends in divine places was sprung Monday on $500,000 bail yesterday.

Anthony Colandra is charged with lying to federal prosecutors when he denied participating in the 1992 murders of mob associates John Minerva and Michael Imbergamo during the Colombo family civil war.

Colandra, 41, works as a janitor at a Catholic Church on the upper East Side and a Yonkers priest vouched for him at a bail hearing in Brooklyn Federal Court.

"He's like my brother from another mother," the Rev. Louis Leonelli said of their close relationship.

Leonelli said he was unable to sign Colandra's bond because he couldn't put up the friary where he works as collateral.

Colandra's family, instead, signed the note.

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