Good evening, parish orphans and retrogrades.

Tonight we're doing something a little bit different.

It is a round table discussion, and we don't even have a table to do it.

By Zoom with five different guys, including yourself, yours truly, Timothy Gordon.

So parish orphans and retrogrades, buckle up. It should be a different kind of show.

I've never had five on before, but other people do this on Catholic YouTube with five. And I thought,

why not us? These are not five gentlemen with the exact same position. And therein lies the novelty

of what is about to be undertaken. The novelty being it's not just an

echo chamber. You know, Roman Catholicism is, it's a gay term, but it's a big tent in the sense that

there are different positions. What's in, what's out, what's allowable alterity, what's allowable differentiated

positions, and what's not. We actually have rules, and that's going to be a big theme tonight.

So I'm going to introduce the four panelists. I feel ridiculous saying that, but there are

four panelists in addition to myself. You know all or most of them. Firstly, Eric Salmons,

who is editor of Crisis Magazine. Give a little wink and a nod, Eric.

Thanks for having me on.

I forgot that with, you're welcome. I forgot that with Zoom you have to do more than wink or not because both of those are quiet features.

So you have to commandeer the screen by choking the mic.

It's me.

It's, yo.

Secondly, Joe Boka, Joe appeared with me, I think two days before the Motuproprio, about which we will give much discussion tonight.

And Joe and I were discussing the implications, the expected, I don't know, configuration of facts and events that would follow after the release of the Moturoprio, particularly from the

lens of the SSPX, which is going to get lots of our attention here tonight. Joe attends

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