O my God, I am heartily sorry for having offended Thee, and I detest all my sins because of thy just punishments, but most of all because they offend Thee, my God, who art all good and deserving of all my love. I don’t think that my artistry needs to have an explanation just to cater whatever request people may have but I do listen,” she added.There are a variety of different Acts of Contrition suggested in the Rite of Penance.

I’m sorry, it is something I truly firmly believe in. “I get it when people think that I’m too much but I will not apologize. “I did that intentionally to challenge our notions of how we worship or how we sing our praise,” Luka said.

She also said it wasn’t her intention to demean the religion, especially since she is a Catholic. “Feeling ko I was very careful when I did that ’cause I don’t want it to come across as something that’s very offensive but then again it’s still taken that’s something very offensive.” I feel like it’s my way of actually praising God,” Luka said. The drag queen thanked those who understood her performance and who were willing to hear her side. Meanwhile, Luka has spoken out regarding the issue through Twitter Spaces. The Ama Namin is not a party song, and the image of Jesus is not properly given respect at a party like this,” Go said.

“I do not find this the proper way to sing the Ama Namin, much more the proper way to present the image of Jesus. READ MORE: ‘Ama Namin’ drag performance ni Pura Luka Vega umani ng batikos mula sa madlang pipolĪ man also dressed as Jesus Christ during the party. However, it was not clear where or when the party happened. The said performance was posted on Twitter by the account of a certain Pura Luka Vega. Raul Go, a canon lawyer, president of the CLSP, and currently with the Cebu Metropolitan Cathedral of the Archdiocese of Cebu, commented against a circulating video online showing individuals at a party singing the Ama Namin Prayer, or the Our Father Prayer, in a “disrespectful” manner. | Photo from Diocese of MalolosĬEBU CITY, Philippines - (UPDATED) An official of the Canon Law Society of the Philippines (CLSP) has expressed disappointment over a circulating video on social media, seemingly disrespecting the “Ama Namin” Prayer. Raul Go, canon lawyer, describes the “Ama Namin” video as offensive.

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