Bishop Strickland, formerly of the Diocese of Tyler, Texas, was in Baltimore,

as you know the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops, is meeting together in their meeting and because Pope Francis has

removed Bishop Strickland, although Bishop Strickland is still a Bishop in good standing,

he no longer has voting rights with the United States Conference

of Catholic Bishops. Bishop Strickland did turn up and today at noon he led a rosary rally here's a picture of it there were hundreds of

people who were carrying signs we stand with Bishop Strickland and praying with him as he led the Rosary on his knees.

You can see that right there.

There's a relic on his right hand.

I don't know which relic that is.

But Bishop Strickland is still taking his vocation.

See, it's not a job.

He's taking his vocation as a Catholic priest seriously and he said when they when the nuncio said the

Pope wants you to resign he said I cannot resign I'm a shepherd and a pastor to my

people and then two three days later he got the the note well you've been fired

you've been canned and I know people have talked about his involvement with the so-called sisters or sissies of perpetual

indulgence, the drag group in LA with the Dodgers, the Major League Baseball

situation. People have talked about certain tweets. They've talked about him reading a letter in Rome from someone, all these things are somehow supposed to incriminate him.

We have all the Pope's planers out there all week long and I got to admit it is

absolutely shameful how some of these men are treating and speaking of Bishop Strickland, who has done nothing wrong.

Absolutely shameful.

And as I was considering this Bishop's conference my mind

went back half a decade. I remember covering it when it happened in the summer of shame when everything broke out in

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