Travis Kelce of the Kansas City Chiefs during Super Bowl LVIII in Las Vegas on Sunday, Feb. 11, 2024.
(FOX NEWS) -- A small business in Wisconsin sparked protests on Saturday after selling prayer candles featuring Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce that a concerned group felt was making a mockery of Jesus and Mary.
The Whitefish Bay business, Mixed Bag MKE, celebrated "Swiftie Super Bowl Eve Party" on Saturday, Feb. 10, a day before the big game, by selling products to commemorate the Super Bowl, but was met with some controversy over the items being sold.
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The group gathered outside the store with signs mentioning love for God, as well as "blasphemy" and "sacrilege."
