Early in an election year, rules for retrogrades announced Catholic Minimal Government Week.

This is what we call KathminGov Week, and we have five exciting guests.

On Monday, Father Robert Serico, on Tuesday, Mr. Trent Horn, on Wednesday, Miss Stephanie Slade of Reason.

On Thursday, Dr. Samuel Gregg, on Friday, Robert R. Riley, and on Saturday we have a special surprise guest.

It's an early election year, and the stakes have never been higher.

We need Catholic minimum government.

Welcome parish orphans and retrogrades today, four of Kathmandgov week. Today I'm here with a couple of friends. I'm going to introduce them in a second and a special guest, the only doctor on Kathmandgov week, Dr. Samuel Gregg,

who is the research director of the Acton Institute. For more information on him, you can go to

Acton Institute, their website. Really, he's written a bunch of super important books, a bunch of

super important articles. What we try to do here on

rules for retrogrades on Kathmandgov week is to expose you to one or two of them in detail.

So we're going to be talking to him about an article or two most relevant to Kathmandgov week.

But he's written a bunch more and you should check him out.

Here are Chadwick Medell, wave to the camera there, Chad, and Cooper Adamo, actually two research assistants of mine that are so very important that they work their way on to Kathmandgov week

and rules for retrograde.

No, these guys are for, I'm writing two books this summer and for one of them

absolutely essential to the development of the book.

The book I'm doing, that's the equivalent of how did modernism infiltrate the Catholic

Church.

So what's up, guys?

How are you?

Doing good.

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