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Not to belabor the point about the noteworthy Catholic pushback against the Los Angeles Dodgers and their honoring of the blasphemous drag show nuns, but we need to still revel in all this for a moment or two.
Thousands of Catholics showed up at the prayer rally and procession to make our voices heard, as semi-official estimates put the number of Catholics at upwards of 5,000. What appears to have happened was that the Dodgers organization, which invited the group, disinvited them and then reinvited them, felt the heat and moved the honoring ceremony to almost one hour before the opening pitch.
As a result, the stadium was almost completely empty as the twisted sisters received their award — and some of the handful actually booed them. We heard from some of the speakers during Church Militant’s livestream of the event, good Catholic men like Jesse Romero and John Yep (chief organizers), Jack Posobiec, and, of course, Bp. Strickland.
It was also an honor for me personally to address the crowd. However, it’s important at a moment like this for the grassroots people who took time off work, traveled from some far-off places and were there to simply defend the Faith, it’s important for you to hear from them. So we plunged into the crowd and asked quite a few of them, “Why are you here?”
It was a tremendous moment of Catholic solidarity and pushback against the woke crap and the bishops’ refusal to stand up and defend the Faith.