So it's so important to be that first person to have the courage to say,

the emperor's wearing no clothes, this is baloney, we're not going for it, we're not,

we're not going to put up with this.

Because the thing is, it's not just about you.

This is one of my biggest things in the world.

It's not just about you.

No. just about you. All right, everyone.

Welcome back to the Loopcast, Catholic Vost's weekly rundown of faith, culture, and

politics from a Catholic perspective. This week, we have me, Erica, and Josh, and we are still talking

Dodgers. We're still talking baseball. The reason being, we now have a lot of the responses to

the Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence honoring at Dodgers Stadium. It's really forced a lot of people

to have their feet to the fire, and there

was kind of a long period of time where we were, we were kind of wondering, what is the

response going to be? Are people going to respond? And what's the blowback going to be? And I think

it's worth recognizing here, the first person to speak up was Arch Bishop Cordelione. And other people have,

but he was the first mover. And Josh, I know you were really impressed by that response. So let's

start there. Why were you so impressed by what he had to say? Well, I just, I think it gets to the

point of courage, because the first person to stand up and say, this is wrong, is the person

that gets attacked. And they threw everything in the kitchen sink at Archbishop Curillon.

And he just, you know, it's funny, he's very soft spoken. He's very gentle in his demeanor.

But, you know, his name means heart of a lion. He really does have this courage,

right? And so it's really just kind of neat. And on the same fold, okay, so once he does that,

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