Vatican's Response to Drag Queen Parody of Last Supper at Paris Olympics Opening Ceremony

The Vatican expressed sadness over a drag queen parody of the Last Supper at the Paris Olympics' opening ceremony, stating that it offended many Christians and believers of other religions. The event restaged the Last Supper with a lesbian woman as Jesus and cross-dressing men as the apostles, leading to outcry from Church and civic leaders.

Controversy over 2024 Paris Olympics Opening Ceremony

The opening ceremony of the 2024 Paris Olympics sparked controversy with a depiction resembling the Last Supper, drawing criticism from Christian faith leaders and celebrities.

Paris Olympics Opening Ceremony Controversy

Drag queen Hugo Bardin defends Paris Olympics opening ceremony against criticism, stating it was a snapshot of modern France under President Emmanuel Macron and important for representation. Former U.S. President Donald Trump's disapproval was seen as a sign of success. The ceremony featured LGBTQI+ performers and drew backlash, including from critics who found a scene depicting 'The Last Supper' disrespectful. Paloma, a drag artist, expressed pride in the show's avoidance of French cliches and emphasized its modern representation of France.

Online Abuse Against Barbara Butch in 2024 Paris Olympics Opening Ceremony

French DJ and LGBTQ activist Barbara Butch is taking legal action over online abuse regarding her role as "Christ" in the 2024 Paris Olympics opening ceremony's "Last Supper" display, facing cyber-harassment and defamation. Organizers received criticism for the display, with Butch's attorney filing complaints against the perpetrators.

Controversy over 2024 Paris Olympics Opening Ceremony

Candace Cameron Bure criticized the 2024 Paris Olympics opening ceremony for featuring drag queens parodying the Last Supper. Her 'Full House' co-star Jodie Sweetin defended the ceremony, explaining it was actually about the feast of Dionysus, not a Christian reference.

Ohio Restaurants Boycott Olympics Over Opening Ceremony Display

Four restaurants in Ohio have decided not to televise the Olympics due to the "insulting" displays during the opening ceremonies in Paris, particularly a drag queen-themed parody of the Last Supper. The decision was made by restaurants owned by Bobby George in Columbus and Cleveland.

Slovakia's Decision to Skip Paris Olympics Closing Ceremony

The leftist-populist government of Slovakia will not participate in the closing ceremonies of the Paris Olympics due to an LGBTQ-themed parody of the Last Supper during the opening ceremony, which outraged Christians worldwide.