Liz Yore

and not have our eyes glazed over because the Guardian says he's a conservative, in my opinion.

Yes, he's the head of the USCCB Migration Committee.

And he is encouraging all the US bishops to participate in a new national initiative to support and accompany immigrants who are affected by the Trump administration's policy of mass destruction.

And typical, and we've seen this from the Vatican, they're starting to use, you know, the Disney effect, using high priced, highly produced videos to present there.

And these videos, this latest one is You Are Not Alone.

You can see the emotion that is packed behind this.

And Pope Leo actually saw this video that was largely produced by Bishop Mark Sites of El Paso, Texas.

And this initiative is inspired by existing efforts around the country

and is adaptable to different dioceses.

And this is where they're going to bring in mass migration ideology initiatives into our local parishes.

And it focuses on local efforts for emergency and family support, accompaniment and pastoral care, communications, and solidarity through prayer and public witness.

My cynical sense is that they are using this You Are Not Alone program.

to whip up the immigration activists.

We've seen this already at the detention centers where there's marches going to the detention centers demanding that the priests, bishops give the Eucharist to the detainees.

This is a full-throated effort

to really force a confrontation with the Trump administration.

And, you know, I think, again, as I said earlier, this is about the money.

And they have, interestingly, you know, Coakley,

is on the board of directors of the Napa Institute, which is the NGO nonprofit of the wealthiest Catholics in America.

Many have thought and argued that the Napa Institute had a hand in choosing Leo with promises that the money that has now been tied up and wallets have been closed will open up if Leo is elected Pope.