Happy Sunday Parish Orphins and Retrogrades.

A special weekend edition of Rules for Retrogrades was in order today, Sunday Synod special SSS,

because on Friday we learned that we have begun the module at the Synod on Synodality.

I mean, as I say we, because it's all of us, right?

Even though we're not invited there and information is clamped down tightly.

The Synod on the feminist portion of this, female deacons, it's begun from Friday to Wednesday. They'll be working on it

through the weekend, whatever work they do. They're not sharing how much weekend work they're

doing Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday. And remember, there's a lot of rhetoric. We're working on this, but generally, we don't want to get dragged down into the particulars,

whether or not it's women priest or women deacon or no women in the ordination at all.

That's not what's important.

What's important is re-energizing, revitalizing all of these folks are saying the dignity of female

baptism. So they're being more specific, less specific. We're not talking about

female deacconate. We are talking about female deaconate.

But the consistent note is that for 2,000 years, females in the church, in the Roman Catholic Church, the one true faith, the faith that of all the worldviews, forget religions, worldviews, gave women the right.

It's actually a necessity as an element of marriage.

To say yes or no to marriage, their father can't make the decision for them,

their tribe can't make the decision for them, their king can't make the decision for them.

For 2,000 years, according to Francis and his cronies, women have not had dignity within the church.

We're not talking about Islam.

We're not talking about pagan women.

We're talking about women in the church, have had deficient dignity

accorded to them. That is officially what they're saying, that we need to re-envision

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