The

The Well, greetings, welcome to the dividing line. We've, uh, we are going to be on top of current events today.

When you only do two programs, sometimes three, a week.

Sometimes you're talking about stuff that, well, everybody else has already stopped talking about by the time you get to it.

Especially if it happens like on a Friday or something, we don't get to it until Tuesday.

But we mentioned last week,

maybe even the week before, that the announcement was going around, that there was a paper,

a document, a statement from the Vatican, a doctrinal statement coming out today. And so I knew by the time we got up here in the United States, the contents of that document would be would have been made available. And there were a bunch of people speculating, hoping that this would be a definition of the fifth

Marian dogman.

Believe me, when stuff like that is going to be defined, like when the bodily assumption

of Mary was defined, everybody knew it was coming.

It wasn't a surprise.

It wasn't described as a doctrinal statement or something like that.

So I was skeptical that it would be something that big.

But boy, there were a lot of Roman Catholics hoping it would be. Why?

Because millions and millions and millions of petitions have been turned in the Vatican

over the past 40 years, calling for the definition of the fifth Marian dogma, which is,

which as argued, I know the cover of this looks weird.

This is interesting.

Yeah.

Oh, interesting.

Well, okay, here.

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