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Exclusive | The gospel according to Taylor: Catholic priest goes viral for Swiftie sermon
A Catholic priest went viral for his sermon about “The Fate of Ophelia,” a song Taylor Swift wrote for her fiancé, Kansas City Chiefs star Travis Kelce. Rev. Eric Mah pointed to the ballad as a lesson on feeling rejected, finding love, and having God by your side. He posted his homily — which he preached at his parish, St. James in Colgan, Ontario — on his TikTok and Instagram handle Catholic Latte, and racked up 4.4 million views. “It’s definitely been my most-viewed homily,” Mah, 48, told The Post. Mah explained how Swift used Ophelia, the tragic Shakespearean character…
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