Catholic Pitcher Discriminated Against While the Conciliar Church Remains Silent on Blasphemy
National Catholic Register portal reports that a controversial sting video posted on social media by James O’Keefe appears to show Sean Hudson, director of community relations for the Washington Nationals baseball team, admitting that the team excludes Catholic pitcher Trevor Williams from social media and promotional activities because Williams publicly defended the Catholic faith against blasphemy. Williams had spoken out in 2023 against the Los Angeles Dodgers’ decision to honor the “Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence,” a drag group that mocks Catholic religious imagery, including depictions of Jesus and the Blessed Virgin Mary — acts the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops has called “blasphemy.” Hudson stated in the video that because Williams criticized the group, the team “[doesn’t] use him on social [media].” The Nationals issued a statement calling the remarks “factually incorrect,” while CatholicVote filed a formal complaint with the U.S. Department of Justice demanding an investigation into religious discrimination. The article, however, treats this as merely a matter of civil rights and “inclusion,” completely ignoring the supernatural gravity of blasphemy and the Church’s solemn duty to defend the honor of God — a silence that reveals the utter bankruptcy of the post-conciliar apparatus.


