Church Gets Backlash for Blessing Gay Activists Who Perform Public Perversions Dressed as Nuns
A Texas church drew protests on Sunday over its support of LGBT activists known for dressing in mock nun outfits. The Cathedral of Hope in Dallas held a “Drag Sunday” service to bless members of the “Sisters of…

A Texas church drew Protests on Sunday over its support of LGBT activists known for dressing in mock nun outfits.
The Cathedral of Hope in Dallas held a “Drag Sunday” service to bless members of the “Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence,” according to The Dallas Express.
The service was held in response to a new Texas law, currently held up in court, that protects children from being exposed to sexual performances.
Pastor Neil G. Thomas said the Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence are “a force to help us understand that there is something still very deeply spiritual about us.”
“They’re modeled after the Roman Catholic nuns who were some of the first people to be in hospitals and working with gay men, specifically as they were dying of AIDS,” he told the Express.
During the sermon, Thomas said, “Drag queens are often targets of hate and violence. But we know that they are often powerful and resilient people who show us what it means to be truly authentic and expressive.”


