What's up, Parishorphins and Retrogrades?

Here on Christmas week, we're only four days from Christmas, and let me tell you, the Pope has weighed in and made it official.

We already knew he felt this way for all intents and purposes, but the AP has reported that the Vatican says it's okay to do virus vaccines, even those using

abortion cell lines.

So I'm going to get all the way into Francis on the beer bug cure.

He's been itching to make this official.

He makes the statement through the congregation for the doctrine of the faith,

Cardinal Ladaria.

It's bad in a number of ways we're going to talk about how it's not bad in one way

when we talk about formal cooperation or even proximate material cooperation,

whatever, people are maybe unfamiliar with these terms.

We'll get into what they are and what they entail in this show.

I'm going to delve all the way back in deep dive form to late November.

I think it's November the 26th, into an op-ed that Francis wrote for the New York Times,

America's most liberal newspaper, used to be called the Grey Lady.

And he's basically saying that Americans need to shut up about their freedoms,

very similar to what has been said by the health officials at the top about the American spirit is going to have to give way on the beer bug cure.

Stop whining about your freedoms.

Essentially, Francis, on the 26th, that was the day after the SCOTus decision, which came out the right way on going to church, it seemed almost like Francis was mad that were allowed to go to church in the United States.

He's essentially saying, guess what, you were a pagan for whining about your liberties. And what he really means is this. You are a pagan for whining about your liberties.

And what he really means is this.

You are a pagan for insisting that you can go to church.

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