Let's check my memory...could that be a former model for Picasso. The Roman Catholic Church did not appreciate his art.

(The Detroit Institute of Art counts him as a patron.)

Our Lady of Lourdes above. Seems reverent enough for me.

spend taxpayer dollars to hide statues of women in the Justice Department? We know he did. As for the "miracles" myth, Lourdes, it is a scam. imo

http://articles.latimes.com/2002/jan/29/news/mn-25302

Offended him, they did. Covered them up, too. No bare titties in his Justice Department, I'll have you know.

Hilarious. We're all naked, really. All our lives. We just cover up and pretend we're not. The naked truth is still there, though.

When I have a dream in which I am naked in public, people look at me funny, but they never call the cops. Just lucky I guess.

I walk on.

...I'm dreaming naked...or is that naked dreaming?

Either way, no one notices that I'm flying or, let alone, naked.

I wonder where said outrage ranks in comparison to, say, robbing women and girls of their right to reproductive health.

I'm surprised that people didn't just snap some photos and move on, sort of. That's what I'd have done, if I were there, but Lourdes is not one of those places that's on any of my bucket lists.

...to join in on the performance art?



If people were upset when SHE did it... (just sayin')

That time has long since passed.

..my joke.

I guess it is a good thing I'm not a comedian by profession.

...but it's still a good thing I don't rely on my comedic abilities to pay my bills.

Nudity's a no-no.

TlalocW

I guess performance art is different though...

but one assumes that the people at Lourdes did not.

I suspect others Weyerhaeuser or bemused by her performance.