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Here's a headline from The Los Angeles Times.

Dodgers apologize and invite sisters of perpetual indulgence to Pride night.

Now, if you're thinking sisters of perpetual indulgence is a Catholic group of nuns, you're wrong.

It's kind of the opposite of that, and then just lately here on Twitter,

the same Dodgers are inviting Christians to come out for their Christian faith and family day,

and it's not being well-received by at least the Dodgers fans on Twitter.

Welcome back to Issues, etc.

Joining us to talk about the Los Angeles Dodgers inviting an anti-Catholic group for Pride Day.

Dr. Jennifer Robachmore, she's founder and president of the Ruth Institute.

She taught economics for 15 years at Yale and George Mason University's.

She's seen her research fellow in economics for the Acton Institute

and author of several books, including The Sexual State.

Jennifer, welcome back.

Thanks for having me, Todd. It's been a long time. Good to talk to you.

The media is sometimes referring to this group, the sisters of perpetual indulgence as an anti-Catholic group,

but does this group espouse the ideas that really should offend far beyond the pale of Catholicism and to all Christendom?

I totally agree with you.

It's obviously anti-Catholic because they're mocking a typical religious figure

that's associated with Catholicism, namely with women, women religious who wear habits and so on and so forth.

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