I have listened carefully to what Gloria Purvis said, as well as what she did not say. The group she appeared to be allying herself with has no love for the Catholic faith and is far more about Marxist ideals and sexuality masquerading as addressing racial inequities. As such, her remarks were, ill-timed, tactless, and likely offensive to an audience which deplores any kind of bigotry as counter to the teachings of our Lord. Any attempt to make the cancellation appear "racist" is dishonest.

Perseverance is noble unless it is in the continuance of error; then it is, sadly, pride and obstinancy. In this case, EWTN and Ms Purvis have an obligation to clarify beyond doubling down on a slogan which has been politicized and led to the death of many innocents who might not otherwise have died at the hands of 'Barabbas & Co', as well as given credence to stances in its group's manifesto to which no Catholic can 'take the knee'. My guess is that Mother Angelica would see little 'glory' in that 'mourning'.