The Los Angeles Dodgers, the Major League Baseball team, have announced that they are going

to push on and move through the appearance of the sisters of perpetual indulgence.

This is a troop of transvestites who dress up as nuns and parody Catholicism and Christianity

in general. There was a big spark of outrage in California, including the Archbishop of San Francisco,

Archbishop Corleone, and then the LA Dodgers walked back and said they weren't going to be there.

And then yesterday it came out again. Note the Dodgers are definitely going to move forward and

feature the so-called sisters of perpetual indulgence, one of which is pictured over here.

On June 16th, what is June 16th this year? June 16th is the feast of the sacred heart of Jesus Christ.

What does that mean for Catholics? Well, the feast of the sacred heart is a feast celebrating the humility of Jesus Christ.

Jesus Christ, meek and mild, make my heart like unto thine is a prayer, an honor of the sacred heart of Jesus.

The sacred heart of Jesus reveals that the second person, the Trinity, the eternal logos, the eternal wisdom, the Son of God, humbled himself and was conceived by the Holy Spirit in the Immaculate womb of the Blessed Virgin Mary.

And he developed in her womb and he lived a perfect life. His heart never turned from God the Father.

And then on the cross he gave himself as the eternal salvation, the propitiation, the atonement of the new and everlasting covenant.

And his heart was pierced, blood and water came out of his right side as St. John, the evangelist and the apostle gave witness to and there's been a great devotion to the sacred heart.

And in fact, the entire month of June is dedicated to the sacred heart of Jesus, which is an eternal reminder to us that Christ is meek and mild and humble and it stands in contrast to the spirit of the world who likes to promote pride.

Remember that Lucifer when he fell from his angelic glory, he said, non-servium, I will not serve and say Michael, the Archangel said to him, me, Ka, L, me, Ka, who, me, say in English, Michael.

I want to ask the question today, whether or not the LA Dodgers, LA means Los Angeles, by the way, the full name of Los Angeles goes back to the missionaries, the Catholic missionaries of California, El Pueblo de Nuestra, Signora, La Reña, De Los Angeles, the town of our lady, the queen of the angels, which was shortened to

Los Angeles. How can it be that a city dedicated to the Virgin Mary and the title of the angels can have a group that mocks the Catholic institution of consecrated virgins, consecrated women and consecrated widows, we call them our religious sisters, our nuns, and appropriates this Catholic institution.

Think about it. In America, people are very politically correct about this concept of appropriation. So it's considered to be gravely immoral. You'll get completely canceled if you promote something like blackface.

So like a white person paints himself up like a black person that does a performance that would be considered very inappropriate wicked evil. Or if you dress up in say the garb or the head dress or the clothing of one of the Native American tribes, and were to perform that way, I remember even just a few years ago, Paul Newman, the actor, he had a salad dressing or hot sauce.

And it was his face and he had a sombrero on his head on the jar. I think it was hot sauce. Maybe someone in the life check him correct me.

And it was considered that Paul Newman was appropriating Mexican culture by wearing a sombrero. And so that also had to be removed from the bottle. We could talk about, I don't know, Antjamaima, all these things like in our culture, appropriation is a really bad evil thing.

...