Greetings, parish organs and retrogrades.

Bishop Stephen D. Parks of the Savannah Diocese has announced that the traditional Latin masses in his diocese in Georgia will cease in May of 2023, which is less than a year's time from now.

And today, I will be discussing with my good friend Joe Boka,

what the implications are of the suppression of the TLM, particularly stateside,

particularly given this phenomenon of bishops who really don't want to be flagged as either left or right, taking cover

under last summer's traditionus custodus and making it ambiguous, whether or not they're

celebrating it, whether or not they're disappointed about it. But the TLM is being suppressed

that much is certain. And it's been certain since last

July. It's a year now. And we're going to discuss that today and many other implications of

post-concilior life that stem from it. First off, Joe Boka, how are you? You haven't been on

the show in a few months. It's been quite some time, man. I'm super happy to be back today, though. And yeah, as you said, Traditionis Casodis was a year ago now on July. And that was the first time I was on your show. It's crazy that this much time has elapsed. We did the panel. It was a really good thing. Yeah, it was a lot of got a lot out of that. Because look,

here's here's the thing, man, before we get into it, candid discussion, candid discussion

is what is the presumptive crown gem of any truth-seeking ideology, which is what traditional Catholicism is supposed to be about.

It's supposed to be about candid thought, candid expression of thought, with no holds barred.

And I think what, as I look at this stuff online, I haven't been covering TLM stuff so much the last three months.

I've gone away from that because it's been out of the news.

But the more I return to TLM stuff specifically, the most trad stuff that we do in this channel.

I'm not, I don't like the Nova Zordo.

I want to be TLM exclusively.

I want the church to be TLM exclusively. The more I notice that

there's no corner of the internet, even traditionalism, that is no holds barred truly. There

are just as many censorship blocks within trad circles as there are in, you know, the wider church.

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