Yo, parish orphans and retrogrades.

I've been doing really fascinating substantive shows, if I do say so myself.

Not a lot of current events, but today's show on the crashout at LifeSight News,

the firing of John Henry Weston and Stephen Cox, has to be commented on.

And that's what I'm going to do today, specifically because there's some insight that everyone's

missing. And it's not more water cooler gossip or hen's wife, whatever it is, fish wife, hen pecking gossip.

It's just big, obvious points that people tend to miss that you parish orphans and

retrogrades might not know about the way that Catholic Inc. works. And ironically, it ends up, knowing what I know and what I'm going to share with you today,

ends up making me have a sort of middling position on all this.

John Henry Weston is out at Lifesite.

He's voted out by some of the founding members. I think it was a 5-4 vote.

One of the guys is Steve Jalvesek. I've read his articles in the past. So I want to break

down for you why this is a somewhat obvious move for a Catholic Inc. company, and all pretty much all of the non-independence are Catholic Inc.

Companies. This is why it's really important to have people who have been there, who have lived in Rome, who have studied this stuff, and do know insiders doing this just as a dad with a webcam because, you know, I can't be bought,

I can't be sold. I'm going to explain to you what the meaning of this is. It's reasonably obvious

since the day that Pope Francis died, there has been a push in the Roman Catholic Church

to turn the crisis around.

Now, what is the crisis?

What you and I mean as faithful laymen by the crisis is doctrinal overturn, or attempted

doctrinal overturn, the sonnodal way of the church.

Many of the bishops are living an active lifestyle of LMNO PQ.

I'll say that.

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