What's up, Parish Orphans in Retrogrades. Greetings to you. I hope you having an excellent

today, day today. And I bring to you a different kind of show because we are crossing some news

and some analysis. That doesn't sound so different. I have my friend, Mr. Joseph Boka. I'm going to be

calling him Joe. He's a friend of the program. He attends

SSPX Chapples and we are going to be responding to news with analysis together. So Joe,

what's up, brother? How are you? It's good to finally be here, Tim, after I don't know,

what, a year of chatting. So, you know, I finally end up on the program. It's, uh, it's quite an honor. Yeah, a year of intensive chatting. Like we, yes, you talk about everything from applied Catholicism and dating and, and, uh, you know, SSPX is one. We go through it all. Yeah. It's, you have everything. Yeah. The the whole... From the floor to the rafters.

So, you know, today is a special day because the Pope has been released from Jameli Hospital.

He actually visited the ward that my dear Abby and my wife, Steph, stayed at for 29 nights. This was the ward that he was staying next to,

I guess, and he decided to visit it before he left. I was beginning to wonder, and so were many

others that maybe he won't leave Jermeli. Maybe the Vatican, as it has this pockmark history of so doing,

is not being on the up and up with us.

But this morning I woke up and we had this interview planned,

and it says from Brie Dale,

after being discharged from the hospital,

Pope Francis went to pray at Santa Maria Maggiore.

And he's now back at his domicile there in the Vatican.

So what does this do, Joseph, Joe, to our expectations for the upcoming motuproprio, if anything?

Well, I mean, we've been going through this papacy and living through this papacy since

2013, so about the time I started becoming a practicing Catholic.

And I've run out of fingers and toes to count the number of times that there was an

alleged happening that never came to pass.

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