The 2024 Paris Olympics have sparked significant controversy following an opening ceremony performance that many have labeled as blasphemous. The ceremony featured a musical number that recreated The Last Supper using drag queens and a bizarre blue Smurf-like character in a speedo. This portrayal has drawn outrage from various religious communities, particularly Christians.
Among the critics is U.S. Bishop Robert Barron, who has served as the bishop of the Diocese of Winona–Rochester in Minnesota since 2022. Bishop Barron did not hold back in expressing his dismay over the anti-Christian display.
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“This is Bishop Barron. You know, just a few days ago, I was in Indianapolis for the marvelous celebration of the Eucharistic Congress, 50,000 Catholics coming together to worship the Lord and celebrate the real presence of Jesus in the Blessed Sacrament. So I come from that experience, and I come home and, you know, I love the Olympics,” Bishop Barron said.
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