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Greetings, parish orphans and retrogrades.

Timothy Gordon here with a special issue of rules for retrogrades today with his

excellency, Bishop Thomas Piroki of Springfield, Illinois.

It's a real honor.

Thank you for being here, Your Excellency.

You're welcome, Tim.

Good to be with you.

You too.

Today's theme is hope in what I think will amount

quite immediately to be America's darkest days yet. We're beginning, especially here today on an

inaugural. And there are real difficulties facing Christians.

We've been in a culture which is anathema to Christianity.

And in small ways, the most committed among us have been suffering white martyrdoms all along.

Many are predicting these white martyrdoms to start turning pink and history's pages to be began to be stained,

at least, with red martyrdom once again. And this is part of Christian history. Can you give us some opening comfort? That's what we're all looking for here. Well, I guess the opening comfort

I would offer is the fact that the early Christians,

I think, found themselves in a very similar situation. So if we go back to, you know, the first

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