Someone said it would be better if all our mothers had abortions – report participants of the protest in the US state of Michigan.
The protest was organized by the association “Tradition, Family and Property”. Participants gathered across from the DeVos Performance Hall in downtown Grand Rapids, the state’s second-largest city, to pray the rosary as a gesture of reconciliation before Tuesday’s drag queen performance. The case is reported by lifesitenews.com.
– Public blasphemy requires public redress. People dressed in shameful clothes stood before us and shouted terrible things as they prayed softly. They took pictures, said Meredith Burl, who attended the prayer.
Protest against the spectacle
Burl and her friends protested the “Christmas Drag Queen” show. This Christmas-themed drag queen show caused a similar reaction in other parts of the country. The authors of the protest have tried to prevent the group from performing in different parts of the country. the United States for several years.
Burl said the protesters came from several parishes in the area, including communities experiencing the Tridentine Mass. They held signs that read: “Christmas is about Christ and innocence. Stop blaspheming” and “Jesus is the reason for this holiday.”
“’A Drag Queen Christmas’ is sure to get you in the naughty holiday spirit. So get out your joy rags and prepare to head straight to this once-a-year spectacular show!” – we read in the promotional material of the event.
Although it is not known how many people attended the performance, the hall can accommodate approximately 2,400 people. Tuesday’s show was limited to ages 18 and older. Proceeds were donated to the Grand Rapids Pride Center. Despite extensive advertising, the show received very low ratings.
Source: Do Rzeczy
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