Normie Catholics and conservatives are learning a lot this week about Nick Fuentes and his "Groypers." But in my opinion, this group of traditionalist Catholic wannabe Groypers are even more dangerous because they give the over-the-top youthful trolling (which few actually take serious) a more religious and ideological backing.

In Catholic liturgical documents, it says to focus on the human voice, ease of participation for the congregants, and taking into account both the cultural relevance and traditional forms like chant. Could Appalachian ballad singing, with roots in the British Isles and some even more ancient sources, be a potential avenue to achieving all these goals?

Matt Walsh is being pushed to condemn Candace Owens and Nick Fuentes for their antisemitism and conspiracy nonsense. Seth Dillon of the Babylon Bee wrote in the Free Press that uniting the right by accepting people like them into our fold is foolish. I'll review some Nick Fuentes footage and let you know my thoughts.

I review Peter Santello's interview with Mark Laita as they walk Skid Row.

Many Protestants and those converting to Catholicism are uncomfortable with certain Catholic language about Mary. Do they have a point? I think so. I discuss Marian maximalism and Marian minimalism -- two positions in the Catholic Church on Mary, and why the latter fits better with our actual teachings.

My first in a series of interviews with former trads, here I speak with David Massa, a Long Island native who spent time the Institute of Christ the King and SSPX. As a Catholic, I'm sorry to learn he no longer considers himself part of the Church, but it was good to hear his story. I asked people to reach out if they had been traditionalists but had left, and I had quite a few people reach out. I did not know any of them (so far) before speaking to them, so their stories were largely a mystery to me too (although I did message a bit just to make sure they were real people and had some knowledge of the movement).

• Disclaimer: I'm just letting them tell their stories. I'm sure there are other sides of these stories. Any accusations or details they divulge have not been pre-screened by me earlier. If someone wants to tell another side, please reach out.

In this video I review an interview by Catholic Unscripted with Fr. James Mawdsley, a suspended English traditionalist Catholic priest who responds to "How's the weather?" with "The Jews are making it too hot today," and, "Tell us about yourself," (literally as seen in this interview) with, "The Jews are infiltrating the Church and need to be stopped!! Oh, and the Holocaust didn't happen, which we can't talk about here because it's Youtube, but I am incapble of not talking about it, so I'll bring it up a bunch of times anyway."

Here I react to Catholic Answers apologist Jimmy Akin as he breaks down the Catholic view on predestination. It's a good breakdown, which I use as a launchpad to discuss my own thoughts on the issue.

A Protestant Youtube channel, Cleave to Antiquity, called out Tim Gordon and other Catholics who say Muslims and Christians don't worship the same God, pointing out that the official Catholic teaching is that they do. And he kind of has a point, even if he draws the wrong conclusions from it.

In this video I review a video on the Jews by Anthony Abbate and the other guy from Avoiding Babylon, where they talk about how great Fr. Mawdsley the Holocaust denying former priest is. They also get into why, although we don't want another Holocaust (if the first one even happened), they also don't want the Jews to keep doing.... all those things that they noticed, including.... ruling the world and stuff.