Drug Queen Group Ok Laughter Jesus and Easter Christianity is on sale to kids

San Francisco Drag Queen Group The self-proclaimed “Queer and Trans Nun Order” sisters are causing controversy for the days leading up to their annual Transgender Easter event.

This year’s event, called “No T, No Easter”, is intended to celebrate transgenderism, and features for children Easter Egg Hunt And then there was a costume contest that encouraged attendees to come in as “Hanky ​​Jesus and Kixie Mary.”

The event’s invitation poster includes a depiction of “yes” in a tattoo surrounded by a man on drugs. Photos posted from events over the past few years include men dressed up Jesus in high heels, dresses and minimal clothing, holding signs saying, “Can I get a gay man?” And “The House of Jesus.”

According to the group’s website, past winners of the contest include “Ken Jesus of Barbie,” “Historically Accurate Jesus,” and “Transgender Maria de Guadalupe.” “Mary of the selection” And “black women as gods.”

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Three sisters of Dul, permanent for selfies, during a gay pride march in Paris. (Light Rocket via Gregory Herpes/Sopa Images/Getty Images)

Tiktok’s live performancepopular conservative social media accounts have called drug groups attention, particularly to encourage children to attend, and at the same time, admitting that “parents are advised that the latter part of the show may be inappropriate for young children.”

“They literally say their shows are inappropriate for children, while they encourage children to attend,” said Libs of Tiktok.

“It’s disgusting,” added Steve Cortez, senior Catholic voting advisor, “as long as the ruling class is generally targeted against loyal Christians and Catholics.”

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Catholicvote’s political supervisor Logan Church told Fox News Digital that the group “is not sadly surprised, but it’s disgusting.”

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“The so-called ‘lastic dul sisters’ made it their mission Mock Christianity Open hostility, and this blissful Easter event, is just the latest example,” he said.

“This is not bold, not brave, certainly not art. Prejudice is right to dress up and Americans get mad,” he continued. “Let’s be clear: sacrifice is not religion, it is not protected under the banner of religious freedom. We live in a country that defends freedom of speech, but that doesn’t mean that Christians need to sit quietly while their faith is ridiculed.