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Kansas City Chiefs’ devout Catholic player Harrison Butker while visiting the White House with his team members on Monday on the invitation of pro-abortion President Joe Biden expressed his opposition against abortion by wearing a tie that reads “protect the most vulnerable,” in Latin.
Friends, it’s hard to imagine anything more offensive than some of the behavior of the “Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence,” which I think can only be described as an anti-Catholic hate group.
Men. Here’s @whitesox respectful honoring of hard working, faithful Catholic nuns that add beauty to the world through their service. Shame on @Dodgers for “honoring” the anti-Catholic drag sisters.
Sister Mary Sobieck's first pitch at Marian Catholic Night with the Chicago White Sox!
This is the respect that our Catholic nuns deserve for their selfless service!
Shame on Dodgers for inviting the anti-Catholic drag group Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence to their pride event
Men. STAND IN THE BREACH! Lead, Protect, Provide. Dodger email: [email protected]
Call Dodgers 323-224-1507 for any questions/concerns about this event. Main line is 323-224-1502. To be clear the group isn’t just invited but being honored as “community heroes” on field
The @Dodgers support this anti-Catholic group.
Their decision to reinvite the SPI was a decision to honor anti-Catholic hate.
How do you feel about this? 👇
Men. It doesn’t matter if you’re a sports fan or will ever attend a Dodgers game, you’re a Catholic man. Time to stand in the breach!
Email the Dodgers about the team “honoring” an anti-Catholic hate group on field.
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Men. Mark stood in the breach before Congress on Capitol Hill! He boldly stood for Life, for Fatherhood and for authentic Catholic masculinity. Check it out here:
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As I reflect on the things that people desire most in life, two things come to mind: Happiness and Love. When we get the gospel right, that Christ first loved us (not the other way around), everything else falls into place. "We love because he first loved us" (1 John 4:18-19).