Personally, I have my doubts, but it's just crazy enough to almost maybe possibly potentially be legit. (Though my source for this, James Martin, has his doubts, too.)
Elizabeth Scalia (a.k.a.The Anchoress) is convinced it's a satire of popular Catholic kitsch (like Pope Culture, profiled last year on Beliefnet).
Is it catechesis or camp? You decide, below:
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