Welcome to Rules for Retrogrades. I'm Tim Gordon. This is my brother Dave.

We are here bringing you the recent items of news that you might or might not have missed in the Catholic world.

There's been a lot, a lot, right? At the end of the Synod, there's been a lot since early this morning with

Taylor Marshall interviewing Alexander to Shugel sorry Alexander you're a

base dude but I don't know how to say your name there's been a lot that

slipped in between the cracks as we covered the news and commentary mainly the last two weeks. So I'm going to bring you a

couple tidbits that I think will vastly interest you that we've missed over the last couple weeks.

What do you say about that, Dave? Yeah, I'm looking forward to it. It should be a good show. Um,

balls in your court. Let's go.

So first of, we're going to talk tonight about this article that ran November 2nd in the Washington

Examiner by a man named Jeffrey Chimino.

The article is entitled, Traditional Catholic Parishes Grow, even as U.S. Catholic

Declines.

Very, very interesting because they don't like to admit the victories are piling up on the side of traditional Catholicism.

The parishes in question, the Fraternal Society of St. Peter,

great order, and they mentioned churches in Los Angeles.

They mentioned churches at FSSP parish in Naples, Florida.

They mentioned a few. I happened to know and was going to receive spiritual direction from Father Friar.

LA is a little bit far, two hours away.

And this was a doubling that's been seen over the past one year alone from 2018 to 2019 in the FSSP parishes all over California, Florida,

states as geographically disparate as this. Very, very fascinating stuff and it's covered by the Washington Examiner.

Not a lot of outlets covered this over the last few days, the last three days,

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