A group of Drag Queen from San Francisco called sisters of perpetual indulgence, a “order of rare and trans nuns”, self -proclaimed, is causing controversy in the days prior to its annual transgender Easter event.
This year’s event, which is what is called “No Easter without the T”, is meean to honor the transgender and presents a search for Easter eggs for children and a costume contest that encourages attendees to be dressed as “Hunky Jesus and Foxy Mary.”
The event invitation poster includes a representation of a tattooed “Jesus” surrounded by resistance men. The images published in the event in previous years include men dressed like Jesus with high heels, dresses and minimum clothing, and holding signs that say “Can I get a gaymen?” and “Haus de Jesus”.
According to the group’s website, it fits the winners of the contest include “Barbie’s Ken Jesus”, “Jesus historically precise”, “Transgender Maria de Guadalupe”, “Pro-Choice Mary” and “Black Woman as God”.
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Three perpetual indulgence sisters pose for a selfie doors in the gay pride march in Paris. (Gregory Herpe/Soup images/lightrocket through Getty Images)
Libs of Tiktok, a popular conservative social networks account, criticized the event, especially calling attention to the drag group for encouraging children to attend while simultaneously admits that “parents are informed that some can find the part of the liter’s listing.” ”
“They literally say that their program is inappropriate for children and at the same time encouraging children to attend,” Libs de Tiktok said.
“Disgusting,” said Catholic’s main advisor Vote Steve Cortes, adding: “The ruling class remains in intolerance, as long as it is addressed to faithful Christians in general, and Catholics specifically.”
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Logan Church, political director of Catholicvote, told Fox News Digital that the group is “disgusted, thought that unfortunately it is not surprising.”
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“The so -called” sisters of perpetual indulgence “have made their mission mock Christianity with open hostility, and this Easter blasphemous this is the last example,” he said.
“This is not bold, it is not good, and it is certainly not art. His intolerance dressed in a suit, and the Americans are right to outrak,” he continued. “Let’s be clear: sacrilege is not a religion, and is not protected under the banner of religious freedom. While we live in a country that defends freedom of expression, that does not mean that Christians must sit in silence while the reason for faith and right, to reject.”