By justina colmena ~biz in faith — 02 Nov 2025

Catholic extremism at play

Priests who never marry and all that

Vance said that his wife grew up in a Hindu household “but not a particularly religious family” – and noted that when he met his wife they would have both considered themselves agnostic or atheist. ¶Vance converted to Catholicism in his 30s after being raised in a loosely evangelical family. He was baptized into the church in 2019 just as he started to become a prominent supporter of Donald Trump, …

Thus implying that evangelicals and Lutherans are "loose" or "unbaptized," and blaming his family or the church he attended formerly for allowing him to marry a Hindu woman and convert himself from Evangelicalism to Catholicism. Or ask Kash Patel, who is also Hindu.

It's quite possible Vance was hanging out with the wrong crowd in the Evangelical church attended by his family but the Catholic Mafia is not the right crowd either, and moreover there is definitely a Hindu Mafia with which it shares deep organized criminal ties (on sites like Reddit etc.) with the Virgin Mary as a female deity.

The question isn't what faith people confess, but whether they are faithful or not. We want our public servants to be faithful, without any religious test or qualifications.

Erika Kirk is Catholic but her late husband Charlie Kirk was Evangelical.

The Catholics still won't let Charlie Kirk into heaven.… And there are signs even Donald Trump might be getting sick and tired of J.D. Vance's good looks.