Good evening. It says I'm live. This is Father David Nix. And the title of this short one that I'm doing here in my car again is humility and boldness in the traditional world. Or maybe I put in boldness and humility in the traditional world.

You know, it was maybe 10 years ago. There was a talk by Father Ripperger that got a lot of

mileage. It was basically about lack of humility in the traditional world. And I think way too many

Normie Catholics kind of weaponized that against traditionalists, rather. Maybe that talk got

too much mileage.

Maybe it was all true.

I haven't asked Father Ripper what he thinks about it,

but I think he would probably agree with me that things have gotten a lot better

in the traditional world the last 10 years as it's grown,

and people have had to get ready and used to people from the

Nova Sort of world coming in the COVIDocracy. So I would say actually the parishes that I've

seen have a lot more humility and an evangelical outlook that it's no longer this pull up

the drawbridge attitude.

Many traditional Catholics actually want to bring people to the fullness of the faith.

But what I've noticed online recently is everything that Father Ripperger talked about in that talk about 10 years ago.

Just the, as I think Michael Matt calls it, we're living in a

circular firing line. And things are really bad in the traditional world in this circular

firing line. And I'm not just talking about like the three big fights in the traditional world.

Everyone can kind of name on Twitter. I mean, there's a lot of smaller ones.

So I woke up this morning thinking about, well, how do we navigate this? Because,

hello from, someone says in a live chat, hello from Chile, where the unvacs still have no mass.

God bless you. That's incredible. But I woke up this morning thinking, well, if we're going to tell traditionalists to live more humbly, but they're fighting for the right thing, where do we draw the line?

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