Bishop goes viral for reaction to Olympics' 'clear mockery' of Last Supper: 'Open season on Christianity'

Bishop Robert Barron reacts to a drag queens parody allegedly mocking Christianity at the 2024 Paris Olympics on 'Fox News Live.'

One bishop who went viral over his scrutiny of the Paris Olympics opening ceremony mocking the Last Supper warned it's "open season on Christianity" after the controversial event drew backlash worldwide. 

Bishop Robert Barron, the head of the Diocese of Winona-Rochester in Minnesota and viral Catholic influencer, joined "Fox News Live" to discuss his initial reaction to the "clear mockery" and what he believes is behind the hotly contentious opening ceremony skit for the summer games. 

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"I see this clear mockery of the Last Supper, and for Christians, the Last Supper, when Jesus, in anticipation of his death, gives his body and blood to the world… it's… at the center of Christianity, and to see… drag queens and so on, cavorting in imitation of da Vinci's Last Supper, how could Christians not construe that as a slap?" Barron questioned on Saturday. 

"I'm shaking my head at some of… the reporting there… all the emphasis on inclusivity," he continued. "I guess everyone's included, except for Christians, except for believers. They could be mocked and marginalized and made fun of all you want. We saw the same thing last year… with the LA Dodgers controversy… I know I have very little patience for that. The great avatars of inclusivity but are just brushing aside Christians."

Barron posted a video to X Friday lamenting the startling display of drag queens posing as Christ and his apostles at the Last Supper during the opening ceremony of the summer games in the French capital.

"What do I see but this gross mockery of the Last