Welcome parish orphans and retrogrades to another fantastic episode. I am back with a repeat guest.

My friend, Mr. Frank Norris, who is, again, behind the scenes, some helps out here and there with rules for

retrogrades. He was interviewed about seven and a half months back by Moire, and I didn't tell you

much about Mr. Frank Norris, who is the

handsome gentleman in the hat to my right or left. He was a little reluctant to talk about his

history because he had worked, has worked and still does, with Father Frank Pavone for many,

many years. And we, you know, I hadn't interviewed Father

Frank yet. He works with priests for life. He has, he spent almost 40 years building a national

pro-life and Catholic organizational alliance. He's a father of 10 children, including two

military officers that are currently serving. He's a student of military children, including two military officers that are currently serving.

He's a student of military history since boyhood.

And we do a little bit of operational check-in quite often.

Frank, that was a long intro.

Great to see you again.

How the heck are you?

Hey, haven't seen you since you left Mississippi. What a wonderful place to leave, California. Go there. Yes. Yeah, my one son is in New Orleans, not too far from you. We were just in New Orleans yesterday. Going to the Latin Mass with our friends in New Orleans. St. Patrick's? Yep, St. Patrick's. Yep, beautiful church.

They need a little bit of work, but yeah, it's a beautiful place to go.

I will take an old, beautiful church that needs a little work and never receives it,

rather than a new church after the wreckification processes over the last 30 years any day of the week.

All I can say is I'm a novice order survivor.

In fact, it's kind of funny because I grew up in the world of really Fatima and we were

one step in the traditional world and somehow trying to survive in the novice order world.

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