The Mockery of Jesus Christ at the Last Supper in Paris Is a Mockery of All of Us

The Mockery of Jesus Christ at the Last Supper in Paris Is a Mockery of All Of Us

Is the sanctity of marriage under siege? Join us as we tackle the furor sparked by the mockery of Jesus at the Last Supper during the Paris Olympics' opening games.

From societal shifts like drag performances to controversial sports decisions, we explore how these trends reflect a deeper erosion of cultural values. By connecting these issues to the biblical narrative, we underscore the timeless importance of marriage and divine love as laid out from Genesis to Revelation and highlight Jesus's mission to restore unity and divine love.

We also reflect on the profound link between divine life and human sexuality, emphasizing the spiritual battle against sacred institutions attempting to destroy the imago Dei. Delving into Christ's sacrifice and the Eucharist, we discuss how they restore divine grace and unity. Drawing inspiration from St. Paul's teachings in Ephesians 5, we emphasize love's power to counter today's prevalent hatred and division.

Additionally, we celebrate athletes like a courageous Brazilian surfer finding alternative ways to express their faith amidst cultural challenges. Tune in for a call to return to the core biblical principles of love, unity, and faith.

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Jack Rigert is a co-founder of the John Paul II Renewal Center and leads our outreach. He is also a writer for several online Catholic outlets. Previously, Jack was a professional chef and entrepreneur who owned restaurants, real estate, and a financial service company.

Dramatic “encounters” with Jesus Christ at his dying brother’s bedside and again in the Eucharist at his brother’s funeral, brought him back into the Church after a twenty-year absence. While attending graduate school in Theology, Jack came across the teaching of Pope John Paul II’s “Theology of the Body.” He immediately understood that this was the treasure he had been seeking all his life, sold everything, and now travels the country presenting Parish Missions, Retreats, and Classes. Jack has three grown children and seven grandchildren. He lives in Elburn, Illinois with his wife, Jeannie and is an active member of St. Gall’s Parish, in Elburn, IL.

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