Frank Walker

And they have turned it into a religion.

And you can't be reminded enough

that this is the religion of Leo's church.

And they're bringing it in.

They mentioned in the piece when they're discussing the new cardinal in New York that people need to realize they just brought in a guy from the Dominican Republic into Palm Beach where Mar-a-Lago is, and they need to start listening to the church and listening to the peoples.

This is all political.

The piece that we looked at at the Financial Times, which is a neoconsensual about the new Archbishop of New York, Bishop Hicks, is all about Cardinal Dolan, how Cardinal Dolan fought Obamacare, how Cardinal Dolan was happy the day that they elected Trump.

So that is the enemy.

Even though we look at Cardinal Dolan, we say, well, what did he do that was so great?

The fact that he even uttered a peep politically is why they love this new Archbishop of New York.

Even though he's going to be so repulsive to people, he probably won't have any kind of media presence whatsoever.

It doesn't matter as long as he's not Cardinal Dolan and he never, ever says anything nice about Catholics or conservatives.

It's all politics.

Yeah, they were great citizens while they were in Egypt, too, from what the visionaries have said.

You know, I forgot to mention for your listeners that at this meeting, this consistory, they're having a new Eucharistic prayer for various needs where they're going to talk about unity and pulling all the human race together as one.

A bunch of evil stuff right close in the canon of the Mass that they've never used before.

They've just sort of tabled it.

It was a Paul VI idea.

This gives us a hint of the liturgy that they're going to be discussing for your people.

It's a hint.