The 2024 Paris Olympics opening ceremony, has continued the trend set by the 2022 Commonwealth Games.
In Birmingham, there was a bull being worshipped and then tamed by enlightened figures holding a crystal, followed by Tom Daley strutting out with the so-called Progress Pride flag.
In Paris, the ceremony included a parody of our Lord’s institution of Holy Communion, as depicted in Leonardo da Vinci’s painting of the Last Supper.
As we read in Luke’s Gospel:
Luke 22:19 And he took bread, and gave thanks, and brake it, and gave unto them, saying, This is my body which is given for you: this do in remembrance of me.
In place of Christ
In place of Christ at the Paris ceremony, there was a plump Jewish lesbian (reportedly) woman displaying cleavage, while the disciples, reminiscent of Terrence McNally’s blasphemous play Corpus Christi, were portrayed by assorted homosexuals, weirdos, and drag queens.
Every national team that proudly carried their flag into the venue in the pouring rain was inadvertently participating in the Paris perversion.
One Bishop described the event as a ‘gross mockery of the Last Supper’ and questioned, ‘Would they ever dare mock Islam in a similar way?’ The answer is likely no, for three reasons: (1) they understand the repercussions of such actions, (2) they believe there is little in Islam worth parodying, and (3) Christianity is deeply rooted in European culture. Our elites scorn this heritage in favour, perhaps, of a gender-free future powered by renewables.
Christianity an easy target
For those lacking in creativity, Christianity becomes an easy target. They lash out at the Christian faith and its core principles, which are rooted in respect for the Almighty and love for one’s neighbour.
Our Lord Jesus Himself said:
Matthew 22:40 On these two commandments hang all the law and the prophets.
The Olympians are sawing off the very cultural branch they are sitting on. Judgement has already fallen on the Commonwealth Games.
Tom Daley insisted that countries maintaining biblical laws against sodomy should not host the Games in the future. Be careful what you wish for, Tom. The organisers are now struggling to find any country willing to host the event. It’s simply not worth it.
The Bible says:
Gal 6:7 Be not deceived; God is not mocked: for whatsoever a man soweth, that shall he also reap.
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France blackout
Parts of Paris experienced a ten-minute electricity blackout the day after the controversial ceremony. Amid the darkness, the Sacré-Cœur Basilica remained illuminated on its hill.
In four years, in 2028, the Summer Olympics are scheduled to be held in Los Angeles, California, a city often regarded as one of the most progressive in the world. Following that, in 2032, the Games are set for Brisbane, Australia. Given current trends, one can expect the level of progressiveness to be significantly heightened.
The only potential safeguard against the increasing propensity for controversial displays at the Olympics is if African and Asian nations refuse to participate. Alternatively, they could choose to attend and compete for medals but boycott the opening ceremony. Sign our petition:
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Read and pray
READ:Gen 09:01-17, 14:18; Exod 32:1-24; Deut 30:19; Ps 9:20; Isa 16:05; Mal 3:5; Matt 26:26-29; Rev 14:8.
PRAY: Pray for France, its leaders, and the Olympic Committee, to seek the Lord. Pray the Lord will send them his gift of humility, that they may know themselves to be but men.
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As Archbishop Vigano said, the French taxpayers should get their money back. Even if the excuses given by the perpetrators were true, what they claim to have meant could not be understood by ordinary people who had to pay for the display.