You know, parish orphans and retrogrades.

The topic of Catholic Zionism, which I will show you today is a contradiction in terms,

is being hotly debated because Catholics are coming into increasingly more and more political and cultural power in America.

Just this morning, a Newsweek article came out entitled Carrie Prejean Buller calls out J.D. Vance

after religious board removal.

The same article cites myself as bulwarking, Carrie Prussian, Buller's arguments.

Actually, she and I are going to be responding on RT News together today right after this show in less

than an hour's time, about an hour, 55 minutes from now, I will be on RT News with her.

The reason that this is all happening in the popular culture is because Catholics have

eminently been coming into power in cultural and political positions across America.

The Zoomers, Generation Z, have recently been discovered, statistically,

to be the first ever American generation, which is more Catholic than Protestant.

And Catholics are absolutely anti-Zionists.

Now, this does not mean that there has been an ecumenical council

or an ex-cathra papal statement saying Catholics can't be Zionists.

To the contrary, there hasn't been.

This does not mean that there is not ample evidence

throughout 2,000 years plus of the Catholic teaching tradition, including papal statements.

And most notably, in addition to this Newsweek article, which is the secular press,

this came out today.

Yesterday, Trent Horn did what I'd call at best an ambiguous video on the way that Catholics are really to regard Zionism.

And key to this issue, if you ask me, is the distinction between a divine right,

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