Happy New Year Parish Orpins of Retrogrades.

First show of the New Year, 2022.

And I am here with my brother from another mother, Jesse Romero.

We're going to be talking about protesting the satanic conference in Arizona.

Jesse, how the heck are you, bro?

Tim, I'm better than most, not as good as some.

Thank you for having me on. And yeah, this is something important. We Catholics have to talk about. Yeah, I'm looking at your, I mean, for people out there that are like, what just happened? It's January the 3rd. I'm still celebrating the new year. What little there is to celebrate in the new year. And what it looks like,

those parish orphans and retrogrades who tuned in to talk about faithful Catholics opposing

a satanic conference in Scottsdale, Arizona, which is close to where you call home now,

is just that. Things are as strange as they seem. We're going to get into the peas and carrots

as to what what contra force you're mounting against this thing. It's a conference that's

supposed to take place in middle February, Jesse. But before that, I just want to say,

by way of I didn't do a New Year's show this year for the first time in a couple years. And I'd just like to point out something. I've been pointing out to my family and friends around here and I was just making this joke to Jesse. You comment on this, Jesse. Going into 2021, everyone on Twitter, on social media in real life, everyone commented, hey, maybe 2021 will be

our year, it will be more normal, will reclaim some Christian normalcy. You know, it won't be like

2020. And then 2021, of course, came along and disappointed every expectation or hope.

No one's doing that in 2022.

You know, going from 21 to 22, everyone's like, this is the new normal.

Everything is broken.

Right?

Yeah.

Isaiah the prophet warned us that we would enter a time where, you know, white would be black, black is white, good is evil, evil's good, down is up and up is down. We've entered that. We're in the twilight zone right now. People have lost their moral compass, and we are definitely a post-Christian country. Yeah, without a doubt. This used to be

academic, right? Or we, you know, it was always mostly a Protestant country. Are we still

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