What's the parish orphans and retrogrades? Good evening. Timothy Gordon here with you bringing a couple

unfortunate breaking updates in the anti-abortion movement. Just a couple hours ago, the USCB responded to

Biden's repeal on the Mexico City policy, which itself was bad, bad news,

darkling news. I'll read you the USCB's response in a second. But I also want to say that the title

of this show revolves around hope against the bad,

which is hopefully Nancy Pelosi will have the Eucharist band

and Biden will have the Eucharist band.

There's a little bit of hope, a little bit of evidence,

that maybe Nancy Pelosi's ordinary, her bishop, who is Archbishop

Cordione, will ban her from the Eucharist, which would be amazing and set a shining example

for all the world to see. There's no hope that Archbishop Gregory will do this to President Biden.

So that's the situation there. But I'm going to read you today, and I'm

going to unpack the analysis a bit as to why you might semi-reasonably, always expecting the

worst as the Christian does in today's world, hope that Nancy Pelosi will be banned from the

Eucharist. What an amazing and goodly thing that would be so that she could be chastened and maybe return

to the light, however unlikely that always appears, and more secondarily so that the example

for all the world could be made by the leaders of the world,

not powers and principalities, but the churchmen returning to their unpopular equipoise,

their hard stance as against the people.

The verses populum, as we call it in liturgical reasoning.

But first, the USCB, just before I came out with this video, released this statement on the repeal by Wicked, Wicked Biden of the Mexico City policy, which was a great policy on behalf of anti-abortion. Here's what they said. And by the way, Biden had

been planning to do this for about a week repealing the Mexico City policy. He actually formalized it

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