Greetings Parish Orphins and Retrogrades.

The Seameless Garment.

That's what we're going to be talking about today on this episode of Rules for Retrogrades live.

Why does the seamless garment keep popping back into the popular Catholic parlance on the left and left of center, if you call

that Catholic, even though it's been batted down any number of times, and even though

in our Catholic first principles, there's an inherent contradiction that doesn't allow

seamless garment to get off the ground in the first place. Well, I'll explain why it's so endemic.

Part of understanding what this heresy, fallacy is,

is to understand why the diabolic left, outside Catholicism, yeah, but mainly inside the ranks of what we would

have to consider nominal Catholicism are so obsessed with it.

Why is Pope Francis in some ways the embodiment of it?

This is not a Francis show, but we're going to talk about some of the themes that connect the seamless garment

and Pope Francis today. It's been called the death of the pro-life movement on EWTN's pages

in the last 20 years, and I think this is an apropos way of studying it. We're going to get into

all this today, and it's going to be an amazing show because it's popping back up. I'm going to

read you a James Martin tweet that perfectly intones what the seamless garment is. It's not about

veritable life issue like abortion. It's not about a veritable life issue like euthanasia. These are the two,

beginning of life, end of life issues, where people are being killed. Seameless garment involves

itself with everything that happens during life, characterizing convenient tropes and causes

a celeb of the left as violations of quote unquote life issues

because they happen to a living body.

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