Greetings, parish orphans and retrogrades.

A new essay entitled Re-Reading the Theological Ethics of Life was published June 30th in La Chivalta Catalica, the Jesuit-led periodical,

whose content is approved by the Vatican Secretariat of State before publication might well place renewed emphasis

on the area of moral theology concerning contraception, IVF, even euthanasia.

This all happens under the not so careful watch of Pope Francis, the destroyer, we've called him,

parish orphans and retrogrades, here on rules for retrogrades.

And let me tell you something.

La Chivalta Catalica is a good barometer for what we might expect in the next year or year year and a half from this radical topsy-turvy

Francis Pontificate, Pontificate No. 266. We are going to be rereading the theological ethics of life.

All of this comes from an America magazine article from three days ago, and it's not that

shocking. In today's episode of Rules for Retrogrades, we will discuss precisely why this is a

plausible claim that Francis might, with a new forthcoming papal encyclical, redo the whole thing,

rejigger, re-jigger, reconfigure the entire teaching on the ethics of life, the theological

ethics of life. It would be consistent with his goal, with his role as the man, the point man for the

Sengt Golan Mafia. Before we do that, remember to like this video, subscribe, click the

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