Biden, Harris called out by religious group for staying silent on ‘insulting’ Olympics Last Supper drag parody

Bishop Robert Barron reacts to a drag queen parody that allegedly mocked Christianity at the 2024 Paris Olympics opening ceremony on "Fox News Live."

President Biden and Vice President Harris are facing criticism for not addressing the religious community's outrage over what appeared to be a parody of Leonardo da Vinci's "The Last Supper" featured during the opening ceremonies of the 2024 Olympics on Friday.

Biden, who identifies as Catholic, has yet to comment on the event. Other world leaders deemed it "insulting" and a "war on our faith." Asked about the opening ceremony and backlash from the religious community, neither Biden nor Harris' office responded to Fox News Digital.

"We call on President Biden to condemn the sacrilegious mockery of the Last Supper portrayed at the Olympics’ opening ceremony. Our leaders, especially one who self-identifies as Catholic, should have no trouble denouncing such hateful attacks on Christianity," said Brian Burch, president of CatholicVote, a conservative, nonprofit political advocacy group. 

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Delegations arrive at the Trocadero as spectators watch French singer Philippe Katerine performing on a giant screen during the opening ceremony of the Summer Olympics in Paris on July 26, 2024. (Ludovic Marin/Pool Photo via AP)

"You can be sure the Biden-Harris administration would not remain silent if Olympic organizers had mocked Jewish or Islamic believers or any other religion other than Christianity. Their silence speaks volumes about their respect for Christian believers in a country they hope to lead for the next four years," Burch added.

Biden's wife, first lady Jill Biden, praised