I'm here today with a stalwart warrior in the pro-life movement, Father Frank Baveone, a good friend.

He, as you know, ran into some trouble with Pope Francis last year and he was

cancelled and as the year has progressed we've seen more and more of a cancel

culture in the Catholic Church under the pontificate of Pope Francis without appeals.

And a lot of people are confused on that.

So today we invite Father Frank Pavona.

We're going to talk about Bishop Strickland, Pro Life work, and just what's going on in

Father Frank Poveon's life. So Father Poveon, welcome back, great to see you.

It's great to be back, Taylor. Thank you for having me as always and thanks for all the great work that you continue to do.

Awesome. So just real quick, your initial thoughts on the canceling of Bishop Strickland.

Wasn't surprising. It wasn't surprising at all. You know he no matter what they say the

Vatican is not concerned about his

governance of the Diocese of Tyler Texas they're concerned about his

national influence and you and I have seen it countless faithful have seen it

people know it he He's not called America's Bishop for no reason and it's

that they're concerned about. Just like in my case you know at first they

tried to get me out from the leadership of

priests for life but it wasn't that that they were concerned about it was our

influence over the over the what you might call the the soul of the

American Catholic you know where's the soul of the American Catholic,

you know, where's the heartbeat of the American Catholic

faithful warrior every day that's making sacrifices

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