Greetings, parish, orphans, and retrogrades.

Welcome back to the show.

Today I have with me a friend, Dr. Ed Maza, who will disagree with me to some extent over

the analysis of the three events that we're talking about today.

But we're going to mainly bring you some interesting developments relevant

to his side of the story and mine regarding Archbishop Vigano, Pope Francis,

Pope Benedict the 16th, and some developments that have come to you over the last two weeks in regard to the

beniplanism issue, for lack of a better term. I don't care for that moniker, Dr. Maza,

I know you might not as well, but I don't know what else to call it. Anyway, welcome back to the

show. Oh, it's great to be here. Yeah, it's great to have you back.

Now, we disagree over the heart of this issue, but there's a lot that I think can be said,

notwithstanding the disagreement. First, I want to, before we get into any of it, and I'd like

to just once again express true gratitude to all of the parish

orphans and retrogrades out there who have been so amazing, so supportive in view of the

situation that Steph and I have gone through with regard to ask your husband, which will be up

again for self-pub,

sale on self-publication, ask your husband in a matter about a week to two weeks' time.

So thank you, everyone.

Everyone's been incredibly discreet, incredibly sensitive, and very, very supportive.

We'll have this book up for you for sale again after this really, really bad,

really unjust sham of the situation.

And I want to thank you all.

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