Well, if it wasn't bad enough that the attire worn by many of the women at Our Lady of Sorrows Chapel in Phoenix is simply scandalous (short skirts, plunging necklines, tight pants, jeans, etc.) and it goes unchecked, the OLOS Academy has once again embraced the pederast, ɧoɱosɛҳųαƖ, sicko playwright, Oscar Wilde.  For the 2nd time, the Academy leadership has chosen a work by the infamous Wilde; however, this time they even had the girls cross-dress as males for the performance.  Interesting that the play happened to coincide with the sơdơmite community's celebration of gαy Pride Month.  Coincidence?  Seems unlikely, especially since the last time the Academy leadership went this route there was upheaval over their choice in plays.  This time, it went totally unchecked and was seemingly supported by all.  Of course, this time, Oscar Wilde's name wasn't mentioned.  I guess they thought if they didn't mention his name no one would know that "The Importance of Being Earnest" was his play.

I guess there are no plays for the children to learn and perform that were not created by ɧoɱosɛҳųαƖs or pedophiles?  If there aren't any, then don't have a play!  This is shameful and it's sickening.  Why is this even an issue at a Traditional Catholic school?  By the way many of the mothers, their daughters, and other women (even those from the large, long-time parish families) dress for Holy Mass with no chastisement from the Priests, I suppose this is the natural progression of the slippery slope we're all on.  Very sad.

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In 1899 Wilde traveled in Europe, an exile. In 1900 he was briefly in Rome with his companion Robbie Ross. They attended Masses and papal audiences, and Wilde received a blessing from Leo XIII that, he thought, even had a physically curative effect on him. As he joked to Ross, he was "a violent Papist," but he left Rome as he had come, still an admirer of sacred art and sacred ritual, of piety and the papacy, but not yet a Catholic. His health deteriorating and his drinking excessive, Wilde left Rome for Paris, where the final scene of his long conversion would be played.

On November 28,1900, as Wilde lay dying on his bed in Paris, Robbie Ross called in a priest, an English Passionist, Father Dunne. Wilde was given conditional Baptism and was anointed. For a short time he emerged from delirium into lucidity, and Father Dunne, examining him, was satisfied that Wilde freely desired reception into the Church. Wilde died a Catholic on November 30.