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Barron is... Fine

from Hot Water History · host GaryRichied w/CharlieWesterman

He's just not the bishop we need right now, mainly because Bishop Barron lives in a comfortable church wherein he has made quite the career in vacillating between the heterodox and the orthodox, all the while refusing to recognize the obvious sicknesses that abound. He's an intelligent man, apt at quoting sources both secular and religious--well, so long as said sources do not speak of a demonic infiltration into Holy Mother Church. Suddenly, the words are lost. Dropped a lot of balls in this one; a bunch of obvious opportunities to--dare we say "proselytize"--Tucker Carlson and his audience. Who wants to join a community much less a church where the club's leadership is so deferential to every other team?!Oak Park burns sulphuric incense by celebrating heinous sin and officially becoming a "sanctuary" for it.Pray for radical conversion.www.hoth2ohistory.com@HotH2OHistory@chuckwest20Buy TRIDENTINE BEER at: www.tridentinebrewing.com.Buy Gary TRIDENTINE BEER at: www.buymeacoffee.com/garyrichied.Pax.

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