Greetings, parish opens of retrogrades.

Happy Monday.

I come to you after a weekend where we're celebrating the Virgin Mary, a week where we're

celebrating the Virgin Mary, a month where we're celebrating the Virgin Mary.

And things got dusty on Twitter yesterday in regard to the teaching of the Blessed Virgin Mary. I'll tell you

one thing right now, Parish Orphans and Retrogrades. This was two and a half months late because

this book, the case for patriarchy, which is selling, selling off the shelves, actually,

according to the publisher.

It's been out for two and a half months. I told you that feminism, endemic to the original sin,

feminism, which is endemic to, of course, all of leftism, secular leftism, and feminism, which is now

endemic to even the right wing, including the Catholic right wing, is the beating heart of

all leftism, of all global leftism. And of course, I make the case for that in the book,

the case for patriarchy.

So it's been two and a half months and the book came out on October the 1st.

And I was wondering, I was sincerely wondering, you can ask Steph, we've had all kinds of funny interference,

demonic stuff, private interference throughout the last year.

But most of that was private happenings, you know, friends and family and strange things.

What hasn't shown up until yesterday on Twitter, the no man's land of Twitter, which is not a real place, was, there was just very little static.

The reviews are off the charts on this thing.

Everyone that reads it loves it, and I don't know what to make of it.

Yesterday, in honor of, it was actually the tweet went out a few hours before yesterday,

the bishop, an auxiliary of Boston, made a tweet calling the Blessed Virgin Mary the greatest evangelist in the history of Christendom.

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