Greetings, parish orphans, and retrogrades.

Happy Friday.

Recently, the Conventual Sisters of St. Dominic made a short video

cutting to pieces, or so they claimed, the Mass of the Ages' second documentary part.

Today I'm going to be showing why so many of those so-called errors in the conventional sisters.

Short critique are actually not errors at all.

They represent errors on the part of the critic.

That'll be today's show of rules for retrogrades, just going through item by item and showing why it's not actually in most cases of valid critique.

In the meanwhile, I want to, before we get going, I want to remind all of you that now open for free, for those of you who need it,

is a Baltimore Catechism class on Retrograde Classical Academy on Timothyjorgon.com.

People have wanted this Baltimore Catechism class for a long time now.

Steph reminded me in the car earlier this week.

We need to put up.

And that's what we're doing.

It begins the first Tuesday of September.

It will run eight weeks, basically for September and October.

And it will be an invaluable resource for adult students who are continuing to educate

themselves and for homeschoolers particularly in high school and middle school as well all ages

are welcome and we've made the course free it's a way that we try to give. We're making more and more of our retrograde classical

academy courses free to you if you need it. Now, there is a strongly suggested donation for those

of you who don't need it absolutely free. Of $100, a donation you make on donor box, Please do make the donation if you can.

But the point is, the Baltimore Catechism class will run only eight weeks, and it is a service that we feel we can contribute here at Rules for Retrogrades.

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