Greetings, parish orphans, and retrogrades.

Today, my friend Michael Hitchborn is with me to talk about anti-Catholic education and the

institutionalization of anti-Catholic Catholic education.

It's going to be a good one.

Both Michael and I have a background in education.

Both of us are teachers. Michael, my brother from

another mother. How are you, bro? I'm doing great. Good to see you again. Good to see you too.

Your family is growing. Your family is on the grow. Your wife is, you're pulling ahead of me by one

child in like a trimester, right? Well, we've been going, you know, longer than you have, I think. Yeah, that's true. Yeah. That's true. You got a little head start. Is this like, you know, you're moving from seven to eight kids. I'm currently sitting at seven. This is like the LeBron James all-time totals in points.

It's like that's great.

You keep care of your body, LeBron. Yeah, you can play 20 seasons and get the all-time record. If I stayed in the league 100 years, I could do that too. I'm not saying you're LeBron. I would never say that, Michael. But congratulations on a baby. That's really what I meant to say. No, I mean, the only person LeBron should ever be

compared to is the devil in my view. So conversely, you're a very good man. And you are another

Catholic-educating man in addition to being president of Lepanto Institute, which is one of

Rules for Retrograd's favorite Catholic outfits.

So you've turned up some new evidence, thank you, Steffi, some yet new evidence, which is piling up,

that Catholic education is, in fact, anti-Catholic, especially in America.

Have at it. Have at you.

So the issue, and this is one of those ways that the world kind of sneaks its way into

Catholic education.

And I want to be clear, I'm not blaming Catholic educators per se for what we discovered,

because this is a sneaky door.

This is a little sneaky side door that they were able to kind of edge their way in uh what we discovered is that the national

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