Archbishop Carlo Maria Viganò has recently voiced strong criticisms against the moral state of contemporary society, specifically targeting prominent political figures and major events such as the Paris Olympic Games. In his latest statement, Viganò denounces what he describes as the “Satanic Olympics,” condemning the event’s opening ceremony for its perceived blasphemous and immoral elements.
During the opening ceremony of the Paris Olympics, Viganò points to provocative elements, including a depiction of the pale horse from the Book of Revelation, and a performance featuring drag queens recreating the Last Supper. These elements, he argues, represent a deliberate attack on Christian values and the natural moral order.
In his criticism, Viganò specifically targets French President Emmanuel Macron and former President Barack Obama. He refers to Macron’s wife, Brigitte Macron, as a “transvestite,” and disparages Michelle Obama as a “muscular man in a wig.” Viganò links these personal attacks to his broader critique of what he views as an antichristic agenda promoted by global elites.
Viganò’s statement also includes a call to action for Christians, urging them to boycott the Olympic Games and all associated sponsors. He emphasizes the need for a concerted effort to oppose what he sees as a moral decline facilitated by influential figures and global institutions. The archbishop appeals for a revival of Christian values and accountability for those responsible for what he perceives as a scandalous display.
