Women of The New Religious Wars

So disappointing to some . . . .

I woke up this morning to the following trending news item on X:

Carrie Prejean Boller Challenges Bishop Barron Over Commission Firing

Boller, a recent Catholic convert and former evangelical, said the text supported her belief that modern Israel does not fulfill biblical prophecy, a stance she links to her February removal from President Trump's White House Religious Liberty Commission. Barron acknowledged the text but attributed her dismissal to disruptive behavior at a prior meeting, like browbeating witnesses and hijacking discussions. He affirmed the Catholic view condemning antisemitism and supporting Israel's right to exist while rejecting prophetic fulfillment, a position less common among evangelicals. The public clash highlights tensions in conservative circles over theology, religious authenticity, and coalition unity.

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Prediction prompted by a bit of earlier communication from Prejean Boller to the Bishop:

She's going to make it ugly. https://t.co/KMYrprHtPf

— James Lindsay, anti-Communist (@ConceptualJames) March 20, 2026

It appears that she is keeping up her attacks on those she wants to support her.

The five-minute Catholic is now disrespecting and threatening Bishops, and she’s using the Candace Owens’ tactic of posting something that in no way proves what she’s claiming. pic.twitter.com/muCVRCcrZU

— Bonchie (@bonchieredstate) March 21, 2026

Here is an interchange in which Seth Dillon was able to tone her down during the meeting after which she was removed from the commission:

🚨 At the White House Religious Liberties Commission meeting this morning, one of the attendees, Carrie Prejean Boller, aggressively defended Candace Owens and Tucker Carlson while confronting Seth Dillon

Boller, who said she watches Owens everyday, demanded that Dillon stop… pic.twitter.com/aey4K559B3

— Ryan Saavedra (@RyanSaavedra) February 9, 2026

Speaking of Candace Owens, she spoke at a Catholics for Catholics gala on the 19th, where she talked about learning to love Mary, the mother of Jesus after her conversion. And where she also did this:

Literally taking a dump on a dead man's beliefs.

Just evil. Absolutely evil. https://t.co/MTLzDFlvhw

— Bonchie (@bonchieredstate) March 20, 2026

Yahoo News ran a dark piece about Catholics for Catholics after their gala, Candace Owens, Joe Kent and generally others viewed as conservatives. The piece claims that Candace was supposed to interview Joe Kent. But I was struck by the characterization of Kent as having "proximity to" white supremacists and neo-Nazis. And characterizing Candace as "MAGA Right".

For the conspiracy theorists

Carrie Prejean Boller has posted memes on social media suggesting that she, Candace Owens and Ana Kasparian will always be there to support the people of Gaza. Whether or not they are actually from Gaza.

There is also an evangelical woman in the news, namely Insurrectionist Barbie, who wrote a long essay which Ted Cruz recommended that people read. This led to some people calling him anti-Catholic.

The Long Game
How a Network of Catholic Integralists, Russian Ideologues, and Media Provocateurs Are Systematically Dismantling the Evangelical Foundation of the American Right

Insurrectionist!

This is a deep piece that takes some time to read. You may agree or disagree with part or all of it.

Juicy Ecumenism wrote a much shorter piece about the essay. It has some typical leftist academic slant, but gives you an idea what the arguments are about.

Another womanly thing to think about:

Guys don’t fall for it. This is a propaganda trick where the woman says nothing & they want you to fill in the blanks mentally. If he is the monster you say he is, fine, then say what he did. Cesar Chavez was against Illegal Immigration, they have planning to erase him for years. https://t.co/DdAxHYNDMx

— Nas (@nasescobar316) March 21, 2026

WEEKEND

The Week In Pictures: Gayatollah Edition

As the “endless” conflict in Iran neared third weeks old, it continued to dominate the news and, to a large extent, the memes. Reports of a gay Ayatollah prompted a great deal of meme-merriment. Of course there was other news: the Democrats’ shutdown of DHS continued, freedom for Cuba glimmered on the horizon, Chuck Norris died. Allegedly. And, finally–Happy St. Patrick’s Day! Oh wait, one more thing–reportedly there was some kind of party in Hollywood last week, but I don’t know anything about it because no one watched it.

Music

I am woman

Hope you have something nice planned for this weekend.

This is the Thread before the Gardening Thread.

Last week's thread, March 14, Talarico's bots are appearing on social media.

It's kind of related to this week's post.

Comments are closed so you won't ban yourself by trying to comment on a week-old thread. But don't try it anyway.

posted by K.T. at 11:18 AM

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