Father Calvin Robinson unpacked after copying Elon musk greeting

The Anglican Catholic Church (ACC) discovered father Calvin Robinson after the priest had become viral because he imitated a recently imitated gesture by Elon Mousk who really looked like a Nazis.

In a declaration published on Wednesday, the leadership of the ACC wrote that “was made aware of a contribution to X that was held by Calvin Robinson’s speech at the National Pro-Life Summit in Washington, DC. In it he concluded his comments with a gesture that many interpreted as a pro-Nazi greeting. ”

In his final remarks on the summit, Robinson Muschus quoted and told the crowd: “My heart goes to you” before knocking on his chest with his right hand and extending his arm – Palm down – in a greeting. Musk was celebrated and celebrated by extremists and neo-Nazis when he performed the gesture twice while he spoke to Trump supporters after the inauguration last week. Musk’s intention was unclear, but the gesture was widely compared to a Nazi greeting.

Laudisch applauded the crowd on the National Pro-Life Summit after Robinson delivered the same greeting, which was a clear homage to musk.

“Although we cannot say what was in Mr. Robinson’s heart when he did this, his action seems to have been an attempt to favor with certain elements of American political law by provoking his opposition,” wrote the Acc. “Lord Robinson was warned that online trolling and other such actions (whether in the service of the left or right) are not compatible with a priestly call and decided by Desist. Revoke church.

The church, from which Robinson has only been a member since 2024, added: “This is not just an administrative matter (…) We believe that those who imitate the Nazi greeting even as a joke or attempt to troll their opponents, Trivializing the horrors of the Holocaust and reduces the victim of those who fought against his perpetrators. ”

In 2022, Robinson left the church of England, in which he hoped to be ordained after completing his theological studies. Robinson was not offered diaconal and accused the Church to reject him because of his policy. He briefly served as a deacon in the Free Church of England before looking for a position in the Nordic Catholic Church, a traditionalist Catholic Norwegian Church. It served less than a year in the church before jumping to the ACC.

The church did not immediately answer a request for a comment from Round.