What's up, parish orphans and retrogrades? Happy Monday afternoon, if there's such a thing.

Today, the case for patriarchy, which is inevitable, is out. You can get it on Sophia Institute press.

It's causing waves already, which we knew it would. The book is called The Case for Patriarchy, and it makes a proof from a Christian point of view,

not even just a Catholic point of view, but a Christian point of view that there is no such thing as Christian feminism.

So it's making a big splash.

Get your copy today from Amazon.com or from Sophiainstitute.com.

The reason I bring it up as relevant to our show today, Aristotle on friendships, when to end them specifically.

I'll tell you all about Aristotelian friendship and the three kinds, but when to end them in particular

is because lots of people are saying online, look, I got friends that are mad at me for taking Tim Gordon's side on the case for patriarchy.

Actually, I didn't come up with it.

I've endorsed a fan and a patron's idea about someone called the case for patriarchy challenge,

which is to go into a public space like Starbucks or whatever and read the book like this, right?

And let them all see you reading it like that.

And observe.

That's the case for patriarchy challenge.

One of my good friends and patrons, Bob, has already set up shop at a restaurant and started

the case for patriarchy challenge today.

But people are reporting on Twitter that they're losing friends over endorsements of the book.

This, my parish orphans and retrogrades, the issue of the patriarchy, is the issue

beneath all the other issues.

It is the leftism beneath all the other leftisms used by the Luciferians to subvert the

order of Christendom.

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