Hey, everyone. Welcome to From the Kitchen Table. I'm your host, Sean Duffy along with my co-host for the podcast, and also my partner for life, Rachel Campos Duffy.

Thank you, Sean. It's so great to be at the kitchen table. And boy, it has been a big week

for Catholics, for Christians in general, massive attacks from the left. And we're going to talk

about why they're happening. But let's lay out the stories, because there's two really great stories. One is the Atlantic saying that the rosary is a tool of extremism, white nationalism,

I mean, just total weirdness on that one. And then also, we also want to get to the story of

Joan of Arc at the famous Globe

theater, the famous Shakespeare Globe Theater, is being presented as non-binary.

An insult to Catholics, but also to women in general, erasing women.

That's what the left is doing now.

But let's start with the first story because that one really jinned us up because

I guess we pray the

rosary, we do it with our kids, with our family. Who knew that this would be extremism?

So here's the article. It was written by Daniel Panitin. The title of the article is how extremist

gun culture is trying to co-op the rosary. Now, that is the second title. The original title

was different. They've actually changed their title. I want to see if we can get our producers

to pull up the original title because they've changed that title because of the backlash

that they've received.

And I'll get you that name in just a second.

What they're saying is that there are militaristic symbols and language.

So, you know, the spiritual battle, you know, different terms that are used by Catholics that you and I are very familiar with and that

these militaristic terms will actually radicalize people by praying the rosary and somehow

they will become, you know, dangers to society. So here's what he says. On this extremist

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