Good afternoon, parish orphans and retrogrades.

Timothy Gordon here with a special Our Lady of Guadalupe show with my friends, Joseph and Monique Gonzalez, from my hometown, Bakersfield, California.

They are Our Lady of Guadalupe experts, and as luck would have it, they were available today on Cinco de Mayo, a different direction of Spanish-Mexican holiday.

But nevertheless, it was fortuitous that you guys could join me today.

And thanks a million for doing so, I'm honored.

Thanks for inviting us.

Yeah, I mean, what I want to do in May, even though like OLG's feast day is

December the 12th, which it always feels inappropriate to me to have any feast day other than

May for any of our ladies' apparitions, is unpack in the month of May several of these mainstream Marian apparitions in ways that are

less covered. So today with you guys, we've talked about Our Lady of Guadalupe. We did extensive

coverage on Flower World in earlier rules for retrogrades. I think that was a late fall or early, early winter show over a year ago.

And it's high time that we renew it.

So could you guys tell me right off the bat in my viewers out there, the parish orphans and

retrogrades, why they don't have to worry,

it's a church approved apparition for one, but, but the devil's in the details.

Why should they not worry about religious syncretism when it comes to the efficaciousness

of our lady of Guadalupe converting so many Mexicans is this this isn't a mashup of a goddess

that they were already worshipping there before the the bringing of Christianity right this isn't

pacha mama you know the prequel right right right well see here's the issue it if you Right. Right, right. We're going to. Okay.

Well, see, here's the issue.

If you look at the historical record and if you really, really study early colonial history, it's not a problem at all.

I mean, there's plenty of evidence to show that the apparition of Guadalupe with Juan Diego actually happened in 1531, that there were

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