Happy Friday, Parish Orphans and Retrogrades.

The date is March the 21st, and March has turned out to be International Woman's Month.

President Trump went from having an international socialist woman's day,

which was the eighth, I think, to making the entire month, international socialist women's month.

And I don't know if it's a coincidence or what,

but this month has been very, very, very active for feminists,

particularly Catholic feminists.

Two weeks ago, on March the 7th, Lila Rose, many of you know her from her pro-life work,

which is, of course, we salute the pro-life work she did before she got married, which is a big

part of the topic today.

She did a show on like the myth of the housewife where she makes the claim that husbands did not leave the home for work before the year 1940.

That this is a totally modern concept that husbands support the family by leaving the home for work.

Absolutely preposterous.

Everybody owned farms, I guess.

No factories. There's steel. No farms.

Nothing of the sort. No steel. No medieval trades. There is no lawyer. There is no doctor to speak of.

There is no banker, even though she mentions lawyers and bankers. We're going to read how old those

professions are. They're like 4,000 years old or older.

And husbands did not support their wives by leaving the home before the year in 1940.

She just is convoluted in this March 7th podcast.

She's subtexting, Steph and I the entire time, never mentions us, but she does mention

the patriarchy movement.

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