Thousands Block Dodger Stadium Entrance in Protest of ‘Pride Night’ Celebration

Thousands of Catholics as well as other religions fed up with the woke left showed up outside Dodger Stadium on Friday to protest the team’s “Pride Night” celebration headed by the anti-Catholic “Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence.”

The protest was quite the ruckus on social media, mainly Twitter with many influencers reposting videos of others content instead of just retweeting. The major entrance of the stadium had to become blocked off due to the sheer size of the crowds.

The Dodgers’ “Pride Night” celebration was in support of honoring the so called “anti-Catholic drag queen group”, which bills itself as a “leading-edge Order of queer and trans nuns,” with its “Community Hero Award” during a game against the San Francisco Giants.

“We have all gathered here today … to perform an exorcism. We need to exorcise Dodgers Stadium,” Human Events editor, and special operative Jack Posobiec told protesters.

According to some at the game, the inside of the stadium was mostly empty during the time the sisters group performed its anti-Catholic rituals.

Pictures from the game appear to show a low attendance, it shall be noted we do not know when these pictures were taken, and could have been before the game got started.

The Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence put out a statement on the apology they received by the Dodgers’ over the protest.

“A full apology and explanation was given to us by the Dodgers staff which we accept,” the drag queen group said in a statement. “We believe the apology is sincere because the Dodgers have worked for 10 years with our community and as well they have asked us to continue an ongoing relationship with them.”

Former Rep. Tulsi Gabbard criticized the Dodgers for allowing a group that ‘openly mocks Christianity with grotesque rituals to perform at its games’.

“Why are the LA Dodgers and CA lawmakers proud to honor and celebrate anti-Catholic drag group ‘Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence,’ whose sole claim to fame is their anti-Christian religious bigotry? Everyone, regardless of our religious beliefs, should denounce such hate and bigotry,” she tweeted Friday.