Jenny Holland

She is an outrageous diva.

But I welcome the fact that it is her.

I mean, it's a little bit Mary Magdalene-esque, if anything, that she is the one coming into the public, into the lives of these young people and drawing their attention to this because on the facts of the matter, there is no disputing that the Christians are being victimized and that they are the underdog in this particular nation.

That'll be a very obvious point.

That will be a very understandable point to these young people who are always looking for meaning and they're always looking for an underdog.

So I mean, I say watch this space, but Nicki Minaj is a game changer.

You can find me on Substack at jennieholland.substack.com and on X at semperfemina21.

I just want to say from someone who's outside the church and not knowing necessarily the significance of these offices and the names attached to them, you know, what's needed today desperately is a rebalancing of society and morals so as to include.

to re-inject some of the traditional morality that we've abandoned in the last 50 years.

And it's very disheartening and shocking.

I have to say it's shocking, even after all the scandals the church has brought upon itself, the church establishment has brought upon itself, to see that these most fundamental rules of its own making, the foundational rules in church teaching and church morality,

are just so flagrantly disregarded.

How can it possibly, how can the church establishment possibly be any kind of moral leader when it doesn't follow its own rules?

It's week after week we see this.

Last week it was with the, you know, the young boys and the

loving of the young boys.

And this week it's, oh, but I was depressed.

So I took a wife.

That's not how this works.

We need the opposite of this.