Greetings, parish orphans and retrogrades.

I am joined today by my friends Patrick Coffin and Ryan Moreau of Hope is Fuel fame, or depending

on your perspective, infamy, to talk about the cancel culture debacle that's erupted into the Catholic's life.

We're used to cancel culture only having its ugly agency affect us from secularists,

worming its way into the Catholic world.

But as Pat and Ryan can now attest, they're going to talk in one second about how it's

affected them. It's, it's now inside the organism. Okay. So before I get to them, Pat and Ryan,

welcome to the show. It's good to see you guys, as always. We've been talking to all week long,

but I want to tell you a hilarious joke.

Here's how it goes.

So a faithful Catholic, a set of a contest, and then anti-Semite walk into a bar.

They're performers who have agreed to do a project together.

This might sound familiar to you guys, Pat and Ryan. Vateful Catholic looks across the table at the set of a contest and anti-Semite and says, look, I'm sorry,

even though I had already given you my word as a faithful Catholic, I can't appear on stage

with a set of a contest and anti-Semite.

And that's the breaks.

I've changed my mind, gone back in four, 50 times, but now it's set.

Best a lot.

The set of a contest protests, what a flake.

You're leaving us high and dry.

The faithful Catholic is having none of it. He's like, sorry, he pieces out,

pays for his drink, gets up, walks out on the set of a contest and anti-Semite.

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