‘Not Enough’: Pro-Drag Queen ‘Nuns’ Dodgers Announce ‘Christian Faith And Family Day.’ Give Me A Break.

Whoever runs the Los Angeles Dodgers promotional events department must think Christians are a bunch of schmucks.

On Friday, after a week of condemnation for re-inviting the deviant anti-Roman Catholic drag group “Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence,” the Dodgers announced that the team would be hosting “Christain Faith And Family Day” in July. Bishop Robert Barron from the Diocese of Winona-Rochester was not buying it.

Not enough, @Dodgers,” he tweeted. “If you really want to reach out to Christians, don’t celebrate anti-Christian hate groups.”

Not enough, @Dodgers. If you really want to reach out to Christians, don’t celebrate anti-Christian hate groups. https://t.co/Ne7RNWr2DF

— Bishop Robert Barron (@BishopBarron) May 26, 2023

President of Live Action Lila Rose also flatly rejected the appeasement offering.

“This doesn’t make up for publicly, sexually degrading nuns and sponsoring an anti-Christian hate group,” she tweeted. “To make real amends, apologize, cut ties with the LGBT hate group you awarded, and donate some of your significant revenue to real sisters who are serving the poor.”

This doesn’t make up for publicly, sexually degrading nuns and sponsoring an anti-Christian hate group. @Dodgers

To make real amends, apologize, cut ties with the LGBT hate group you awarded, and donate some of your significant revenue to real sisters who are serving the poor. https://t.co/ZlQTshaw4G

— Lila Rose (@LilaGraceRose) May 26, 2023

Dodgers pitchers Clayton Kershaw, who is a Christian, tweeted that he was “excited” about the event.

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The Federalist’s’ Mollie Hemmingway bluntly said in reply, “Are you going to reuse the cross from the blasphemous pole dance performed by the anti-Catholic hate group the Dodgers are honoring in June?”

Are you going to reuse the cross from the blasphemous pole dance performed by the anti-Catholic hate group the Dodgers are honoring in June?

— Mollie (@MZHemingway) May 26, 2023

The “Christian Faith and Family Day” announcement came after the aforementioned Barron called for a boycott of the team.

On Thursday, Barron tweeted, “Friends, it’s hard to imagine anything more offensive than some of the behavior of the ‘Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence,’ which I think can only be described as an anti-Catholic hate group.”

Friends, it’s hard to imagine anything more offensive than some of the behavior of the “Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence,” which I think can only be described as an anti-Catholic hate group. pic.twitter.com/VLZP28Soab

— Bishop Robert Barron (@BishopBarron) May 25, 2023

As has now been extensively covered, the “Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence” are made up of adult men who dress as perverted nuns. In turn, they openly sexualize Jesus Christ and degrade Mary Mother of God while disparaging other key components of the Roman Catholic faith and encourage “sexual liberation.”

“Anti-Catholicism is the last acceptable prejudice in America, and we shouldn’t tolerate it,” Barron also stated.

Indeed, it’s good to see that Barron didn’t cave after the Dodgers’ embarrassing attempt to stave off any more damage to the team’s brand.

The views expressed in this piece are the author’s own and do not necessarily represent those of The Daily Wire.

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton Impeached, Temporarily Suspended Pending Senate Trial

The Texas House of Representatives took the unprecedented move to impeach Attorney General Ken Paxton on Saturday following an investigation into allegations of corruption.

After the 121-23 vote, in which two members voted present, Paxton was temporarily suspended from his office as he now has to wait for a trial in the Senate.

Paxton faced 20 articles of impeachment. The articles allege that Paxton committed a number of infractions, including violating the state’s whistleblower law, entering “into a settlement agreement with the whistleblowers that provides for payment of the settlement from public funds,” violating the Securities Act, and other activities.

Axios noted that Paxton is only the “third state official in Texas history to be impeached,” following a former governor in 1917 and a judge in 1975.

Following the impeachment, Paxton issued a tweet claiming that the impeachment is “illegal, unethical, and profoundly unjust.”

I am beyond grateful to have the support of millions of Texans who recognize that what we just witnessed is illegal, unethical, and profoundly unjust. I look forward to a quick resolution in the Texas Senate, where I have full confidence the process will be fair and just. pic.twitter.com/fEiAroA2DW

— Attorney General Ken Paxton (@KenPaxtonTX) May 27, 2023

On Tuesday, it was revealed that the state House Committee on General Investigating was probing Paxton’s attempt to settle a 2020 lawsuit using an alleged $3.3 million in public money. As part of its investigation, the committee has subpoenaed Paxton’s office for records.

Four former employees of the attorney general’s office brought the suit in 2020, claiming they were retaliated against after accusing Paxton of corruption. The state legislature refused to fund the settlement, so the case continues to work its way through the courts.

Tim Pearce contributed to this report.