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A Catholic group is calling for Apple CEO Tim Cook Apple TV+ asked for an apology in a letter and deleted the "Sacred Prophecy" scene from one of the shows.
"As the largest lay Catholic advocacy group in the United States, we write that on Apple TV+ Show, your friends and neighbors, we are concerned about the anti-Catholic scenes of blasphemy," the Catholic said in a letter obtained on Monday by Fox News.
"Episode 6 of the series depicts two characters breaking into the Catholic church," reads in a letter signed by Catholic Vice President Josh Mercer. "The male character stole the Bodhistor from the tabernacle and they ate as snacks. The man frankly illustrates how they eat the body of Christ. The man feeds a master to the female character, pretending they devoted themselves to her. They then begin walking in the romantic events of Pews, and then escapes from the church before the pastor walks into the church."
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A Catholic group called on Apple CEO Tim Cook and Apple TV+ in a letter to demand a withdrawal and apologize for a popular show that portrays the role of blasphemy of the Eucharist. (Getty Images/Istock)
Mercer also asked to meet with Cook to discuss how the company promotes “real diversity and tolerance” and called the scene “sapileipious” and asked if Cook would be tolerant of similar content that ridiculed Islamic or Jewish religion. The Catholic investment website calls it a "shocking description of the Eucharist."
"As Catholics, we believe that the Eucharist is not only a piece of bread," Merther wrote. "It is the body, soul and divinity of Jesus Christ. In the Last Supper, Christ established the practice of the communion. The Eucharist who received the Mass was what the Catholic Church said, "The source and summit of Christian life. ”
He also emphasized Statement on Apple's websitewhich seems to value support people from all walks of life and says, "At Apple, we have created a culture … the North Star with dignity, respect and opportunity for everyone. Because we are not exactly the same. It's still one of our biggest strengths."
Mercer also pointed out 2015 ED From Cook, opposes discrimination from those who offer marriage licenses to same-sex couples.
"I have a great respect for religious freedom... Apple is open. Open to everyone, no matter where they come from, how they look, how they worship or who they love."
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Catholic Investment has launched a petition with 169,596 signatures and counts requiring signers to tell Apple leaders that “do not represent blasphemy.” （AP Photo/Fernando Llano） (Associated Press)
Catholics also have A petition was initiated With 169,596 signatures and the signers were asked to tell Apple leaders that they "do not represent blasphemy."
"Apple's shameless description of the open sacrifice in the Catholic church is a direct attack on the Catholic favorites," Mercer said in a statement to Fox News Digital in a statement.
He added: "We solemnly believe that the Eucharist is the body, blood, soul and divinity of Jesus Christ; this fundamental truth is the source and summit of our Catholic faith." "We cannot stand it when Christ and His Church sneer at will in the name of 'entertainment'. We call on Catholics to join us, demand that Apple refuse blasphemy plots and apologize.
Apple CEO Tim Cook. (Roberto Schmidt/AFP via Getty Images)
Fox News Numbers Contacted Cook and Apple for comment, but no response was received immediately.
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