You know, parish orphans and retrogrades, happy Friday.

Today, you're not going to be surprised, but you will be entertained, tremendously entertained.

I'm talking about more attacks on the patriarchy by Catholic feminists.

This has been a huge talking point this past week.

You have feminists who are actually technically Catholic, like Megan Kelly, pushing back on the basic rules of intersex male, female, human behavior.

It's incredible.

This began over the last year, arguably year and a half with the conversation that was on Twitter and on YouTube like Pearl Davis, Rolla Tamasi, Myron Gaines,

Andrew Tate. And we were like, this is getting close to our area, close but no cigar.

And I didn't know what was going to happen with it that year, 2024. In 2025, the game has come to us back to our area of the court where

patriarchy is being identified by Catholics and even non-Catholic Christians as a better solution

to the problem of feminism than the red pill.

And this is what we've been saying all along.

We have a movie for it, a perfectly timely movie that we're ready to release at any moment.

Holy cow, we're so ready.

And lo and behold, you have all of these amped up attacks on the patriarchy by people like

Lila Rose, Erica Bakiochi, Abby Johnson.

You saw some of the drama.

I don't like the drama.

But even with the horns, Trent and Laura, on this issue of patriarchy.

It's always kind of been something batted back and forth between the Frads and myself and Steph.

And it got really interesting in March because on my birthday, that woman author erika bocchioki backyoke who's a

catholic a catholic convert wrote a piece in the wall street journal that was mid-march late march

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