Kids Expelled From Catholic School Because Mom has OnlyFans Account

The Church found a new scandal.

• A group of nosy moms managed to get three boys expelled from a Catholic school in Sacramento after outing their mom to the school’s principal for selling photos and videos of herself on OnlyFans. The principal sent an email to the mother of the expelled boys, shaming her autonomy and judgment as a parent.

  “Your apparent quest for high profile controversy in support of your adult website is in direct conflict with what we hope to impart to our students.”

  All of these Catholics feigning outrage over sex acts involving consenting adults is a bit ironic.

• There are many problems with the Proud Boys. This is not one of them:

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  Radical right-wing anti-LGBTQ activist Scott Lively urges the Proud Boys not to allow "butch homosexual men" to join the organization: "There is a toxic masculinity, and it's homo-erotic."

  

• The full 11th Circuit Court of Appeals heard a troubling case today concerning a juror who said before deliberations even began that God told him the defendant “was Not Guilty on all charges” and that he “trusted the Holy Ghost.” He was kicked off the jury. Now, the attorney whose client was found guilty after that juror’s dismissal wants the conviction overturned.

  Here’s a video explanation of what’s going on:

• Pastor Greg Fairrington, whose own church suffered a COVID outbreak a couple of months ago, told his congregation that the virus is being used as a ceaseless ploy by the government to persecute Christians.

  … This has never been about a virus, people. Never been. This is a social experiment.Government has taken its steps inside the church and told the church what to do. You think it’s gonna end when the virus ends? You’re wrong. It’s not.

  An obvious lie. Christian faith seems to be at its strongest when Christians believe they’re being persecuted— and Fairrington knows this as well as anyone, hence his melodrama.

• DarkMatter2525 is back to remind theists that they don’t know the Bible as well as he does.

• Finally, Kentucky’s taxpayer-funded Christian theme park Ark Encounter is seeing lower ticket sales than previous years, although not for the reasons we’d like.