Cardinal Burke condemns Paris Olympics 'Last Supper' opening

Cardinal Raymond Burke condemned the Paris Olympics' opening ceremony for its portrayal of a scene resembling "The Last Supper," calling it "debased and blasphemous."

This criticism follows the display featuring drag queens, which many interpreted as mocking Christianity. The choreographer, Thomas Jolly, denied these accusations, claiming the event was meant to celebrate a "big pagan party linked to the gods of Olympus."

Burke expressed his outrage during a recent Mass, stating, "It is difficult to imagine anything more debased and blasphemous." He argued this event symbolizes a troubling shift in societal morals and a rebellion against God.