Library hires blasphemous adult entertainer for toddlers’ drag queen story hour

lifesitenews ^ | 10/2/19 | staff

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A public library in the Midwest has invited a drag queen known for his adult entertainment show titled “Gender Fluids” to read to toddlers during its Saturday story hour on multiple occasions.

Billing himself as “Miss Richfield 1981,” Russ King is a drag artist who has previously been photographed in a sacrilegious pose, spread eagle on top of what looks like an altar beneath a large cross at St. Aidan’s Episcopal Church in San Francisco.

King’s website and Facebook page display many disturbing photos of him dressed in garish clothing in exaggerated feminine poses, sometimes with nearly naked or naked men.

The Drag Queen Story Hour (DQSH) events took place at Richfield, Minnesota’s Augsburg Park Library, located in Hennepin County. Richfield is Russ King’s hometown where his drag queen persona was launched, although his 20-plus-year career performing as Miss Richfield 1981 has led him far away to regular gigs in gay meccas on both coasts: Provincetown, Massachusetts, and Palm Springs, California. He has also appeared on national television and has been a spokesman in Orbitz commercials.

[Cronos]

you really ought to read the Bible 1 Timothy 4: Now the Spirit speaketh expressly, that in the latter times some shall depart from the faith, giving heed to seducing spirits, and doctrines of devils;Speaking lies in hypocrisy; having their conscience seared with a hot iron; Forbidding to marry, and commanding to abstain from meats, which God hath created to be received with thanksgiving of them which believe and know the truth.

Is referring to Essenes who forbid all from getting married

Among Catholics, laity can get married - and you CHOOSE to become a priest - a eunuch for Christ as St. Paul labelled himself, and even among priest, it's only the Latin rite that doesn't have married priests - the Syro-malabar, Uniate, Maronite etc - in fact all the other 21 rites HAVE married priests

It's better to read a bit first before commenting

[Cronos]

Their "inquisitions" are legendary.

And like any good legend, they're false

Over the course of 400 years you had 3000 people killed in the various inquisitions -- yes, that's 3000 too many, but they are still lower than the various anti-Catholic acts carried out by various groups in the same period.