Only in America.
A major league baseball team, Los Angeles Dodgers reversed their decision to cancel a San Francisco drag queen group to their annual Pride Night event. They not only offered The Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence (left) an apology – but they proceeded to re-invite them.
The said LGBTQ+ advocacy group made up of queer and trans performers who dress as nuns and mock religious imagery like the crucifixion, had been conferred the Community Hero Award from the team during the Dodgers’ June 16 game against the San Francisco Giants.
The Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence had been specially singled out for this honor. And a week earlier, they were also honored by the California state legislature.
That’s not all. Anaheim mayor Ashleigh Aitken too invited the pretend-nuns to join the Pride Night organized by the Los Angeles Angels, the area’s other MLB team on June 07, 2023.
Predictably, the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops were justly upset and they issued an official statement: "Catholic Christians traditionally recognize June as the month of the Sacred Heart of Jesus. During this time, we call to mind Christ's love for us, which is visible in a special way in the image of His pierced heart, and we pray that our own hearts might be conformed to His, calling us to love and respect all His people.
This year, on June 16 – the day of the Solemnity of the Sacred Heart of Jesus – a professional baseball team (have) shockingly chosen to honor a group whose lewdness and vulgarity in mocking our Lord, His Mother, and consecrated women cannot be overstated. This is not just offensive and painful to Christians everywhere; it is blasphemy".
As Brian Burch, the president of CatholicVote, a political advocacy group, describes the Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence to Fox News: "This is an anti-Catholic hate group of homosexual men that dress up as Catholic nuns and engage in blasphemous and sacrilegious activities such as blessing themselves with sex toys, pole dancing on a cross, and inverting the words of Christ saying ‘go and sin some more’".
Burch added that it was "very shocking" that the team chose to award a group whose advocacy goals are not in line with those of their fan base. Over 30% of adults living in the Los Angeles metro area identify as Catholic, according to Pew Research Center.
The Dodgers are just one of many corporate entities – others include Budweiser, Disney, Target, and Ford to name a few – that willfully embraced pro-LGBTQ+ marketing or product decisions and their staunch woke positions are alienating their mainstream customers.

















































