The ultimate taboo was broken for the 856th time Monday, when the controversial art exhibit 'Doo-Doo Messiah' opened at the San Francisco Museum Of Modern Art. The shocking series of sculptures and paintings, which, among other things, depict Jesus Christ enthusiastically eating St. Paul's feces and blessing himself with the urine of John the Baptist, has sparked outrage among Christian leaders, many of whom flew straight from the Brooklyn Museum Of Art's 'Sensation' exhibit to begin work on protesting this latest shocking installation. 'This is the most horrifying, blasphemous excuse for art I have ever witnessed again,' said Father Theodore Dickey of the Archdiocese of Boston. 'I have seen many excrement-Jesus sculptures, but this is easily one of the 20 worst.' Pastor Joseph Annunciata of the Cincinnati League of Episcopalians was equally shocked, asking, 'Why would they display such a thing in a place where decent Christians are going to see it when they come to protest it?' 