Good morning, parish orphans and retrogrades. Today I bring to you Mr. Cameron O'Hern,

the director of the exciting new documentary about the traditional Latin Mass called Mass of the Ages,

and I have a really good interview set up with him. We both promised each other we'd do a good

interview right now. So

everyone I present to you without further ado, Mr. Cameron O'Hern, thanks for joining me today,

bud. Hey, thanks for having me, Timothy. Am I a retrograde just for being on your show or how do I

get into that club? The status is it's not quite automatic once one comes on here.

If you come on here and we butt heads too much,

it doesn't happen that often.

Then we withhold the status for a six month waiting period.

But yeah, I was looking at your website.

I watched your excellent, excellent film.

And you're a fan of the show. We're mutual fans of each other. So I'll

grant you that rubber stamp right now, automatic retrograde. Boom. Thank you. That's how we-

glad to be here. Yeah, man. No, I'm really glad to have you. And I was excited because I was going to

reach out to you. And, you know, I think your people ended up reaching out to rules for retrogrades. I was going to reach out to you and, you know, I think your people ended up reaching out

to rules for retrogrades. I was coming for you if you didn't come from me. The point is

this thing has turned into a phenomenon, man. And I see why. I watched it last week, late, late,

late in this week, actually. I didn't see it when it first broke.

And I'd been excited to.

And the hubbub on Catholic Twitter and on Catholic social media promised something great.

And when I watched the film, it absolutely delivered.

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