Well, today's a big day on the podcast. We've got Pope Leo the 14th saying we need a solemn, beautiful liturgy. That was in his sermon. Yesterday we have Bishop Coakley from Oklahoma who's been elected as the new president of the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops. As you'll see as we

move through today's podcast, Coakley was a supportive of Archbishop Vigano, back when Vigano was doing

his expose, and when Vigano was calling for the resignation of Pope Francis.

So the bishops narrowingly narrowingly electing Coakley is sending a message.

And I'm going to break down today what I think that message is.

And the new relationship that is emerging between Pope Leo and the boys at the Vatican and the USCB, which I think is divided and trying to find their way forward. And then we also have this story, Father James Martin, televised professional videographers. Two dudes, one of them got

confirmed in Manhattan. A big story. In case you're wondering, these dudes are homosexuals.

And there's a whole video of that there, so-called married.

And, you know, Father James Martin is just, he prancing around, prancing these people

out, flaunting it.

Pro videography.

I'll show you the clip.

They just want the whole world to see.

It's raining men. So, yeah the whole world to see. It's reigning men.

So, yeah, and I'm seeing Protestants.

Here's some more clips.

I'm seeing Protestants all over.

Here you go.

ABC news anchor Gio Benitez made his confirmation at a Manhattan Catholic church with his, quote, husband, homosexual partner as his sponsor.

Sources say they have been, quote, legally married since 2016.

Gio Benitez, think Pope Francis's legacy, and pro-LGB priest, father James Martin,

who helped him come back into the Catholic Church.

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