Greetings, peyrejordans and retrogrades.

Happy Thanksgiving Wednesday.

Come to you with some fallout from some news.

Of course, you've all heard now about the Waukesha shooting, the act of anti-white terrorism.

Recently, the bishops, the USCB, tweeted out and then deleted the following deliberate mischaracterization,

or what I take to be a deliberate mischaracterization of the events.

We pray for all those who are injured or who lost their lives in the tragic accident in Waukesha, Wisconsin, especially for the family's parishioners and

priest in the arch mill. Lord, hear our prayer. So, parish orphans and retrogrades, God bless you.

Let's pray for these families. And as a matter of fact, let's say in the name of the father of the Son, the Holy Spirit, amen. I'm going to borrow from the U.S. CCB. We pray for all those

who are injured or who lost their lives in the tragic terrorist attack, domestic terrorist attack,

in Waukesha, Wisconsin, especially for the families, parishioners, and priest.

Lord, hear our prayer, in the name of the Father, the Son, the Holy Spirit, amen.

Parish orphans of retrogrades, we are going to talk about why the USCB does these tweets a little bit.

That's mainly just speculation and some sort of idiotically fun gossip.

More than that, we're going to talk about a prompt today that some of the idiotic, hapless, atheist

crowd was saying on social media, particularly Twitter, Jesus didn't stop this, which prompts beggars the interrogative.

Why do bad things happen to people?

Why if there's a God, does he allow bad things to happen to people?

There is an old atheist trope.

It's so easy to answer and we'll answer it.

But we're going to start out by putting this properly in context

and discussing the USCB

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