The bloody reality of Olympics' Opening Ceremony

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

We’ve all seen it by now. The nude blue man on a plate. The repulsive Dionysus as a Jesus stand-in. A drag queen variation on the Last Supper.

The Paris Olympic Committee wins the gold for bigoted mockeries of sacred Christian moments.  

This isn’t the first time in recent memory that Catholics have seen their faith openly mocked in drag. Who can forget the L.A. Dodgers mocking nuns by inviting drag queens that call themselves the Little Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence to be their Pride Night opener? They’ve been knocked down the podium now. Silver for them. 

The Olympic display was worse though, because rather than just mocking one group of Catholics, religious women who have taken a vow of chastity, they mocked our God and, apart from the crucifixion, the most pivotal moment in our faith. The moment he offers his body, soul and divinity, as a perpetual gift for his friends and followers for time immemorial. 

In an A+ display of gaslighting, the Olympic Committee tweeted out an image of the perverse display and said, "Olympics: The interpretation of the Greek God Dionysus makes us aware of the absurdity of violence between human beings."

There’s the issue with the fact that Dionysus, while primarily the god of wine and pleasure, was also known to, quite literally, tear his enemies to pieces. The Opening Ceremonies Committee apparently forgot to do a basic Google search, where AI Overview will tell you that, "Dionysus, the god of wine, music, and dance, has used his powers to punish enemies of his cult and the freedoms he represents." Whoops.

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