Greetings, parish orphans, and retrogrades.

Happy February.

I'm going to talk about the difference between January and February at the start of today's show.

It's February the first, aside from what it means every year.

I'm also going to talk about why today is special as concerns the Catholic world, particularly that of the Catholic publishing world.

It's the official day of release for this book, Ask Your Husband.

We already had the release party, so we're not tending to that today because people were getting their books the last couple of days.

But you know what? Ask Your Husband is out now. It's creating a big splash. Get your copy on

Amazon today. I urge you in the counter-revolution against all these crazy feminists to buy in tandem

these two new books, his and hers, and they're both eminently readable from the cross-dressing

perspective. A woman can read the case

for patriarchy can get so much out of it a man as many men have already written us can read ask

your husband whose release date it is February the first today and get a lot out of it for our patrons

Steph has inscribed and signed some of these. I think it was 10,

if I'm remembering correctly. God save the patriarchy, she writes in this copy. It's really

exciting, as you can imagine, to have a book out and have the release day and have it go off

without a hitch.

Today I'm going to be talking about another recent blasphemy by Pope Francis,

a blasphemy specifically against the theology of property and the individual in the church.

And I'm going to be quoting from my first book, Catholic Republic,

because I have this all categorized so nicely there.

So I'm going to be quoting from this one.

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