Yo, parish orphans and retrogrades on a special, most special episode of Rules for Retrogrades

today, which will appear just an hour or two after I made my appearance on Tim Poole, on the

culture war, with Jay Dyer and a Protestant bro, and course Tim Poole, we're going to, you know,

we're going to air this then. This is pre-recorded. I didn't want to tip my hand so much and

show what I was going to be talking about. You're going to hear some of the main points that I

talked about on Tim Poole and we'll kind of unpack them now. But that's why I didn't do this live on Wednesday.

I'm recording this on the other side of a Wednesday afternoon.

And I'm about to take off in the RV with the fam for Maryland.

Stat momentito.

But before doing so, I have with me a special guest who's who's actually helped me

a lot to prepare and i'm quite grateful to and i have respected this stuff for a while

mr elijah yazi who's a papal minimalism expert so welcome to rules for retrogates elijah it's

it's an honor to have you on for the first time.

Thanks.

Brother Tim, it's an honor to be here.

Thanks for having me on.

Yeah, you've been a great help.

You've been a great help.

And what we're going to be talking about, we don't, no need for pomp and circumstance

and vast prefiguration. I just thought we might jump right into it, is the idea,

let me just sort of set the table, that Roman Catholicism requires papal minimalism. And it does

so if you look at the first 500 years of the church. And if you were to take a maximalist modern position and try to set it next to

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