The laity have lost all discernment especially with Opus Dei directing them to be obedient and telling them not to question the holiness of the Pope with the mantra, "Do not be holier than the Pope."

Those who do question the validity of the Novus Ordo, the docuмents of Vatican II, or the sayings of Pope Francis are told that they are being scrupulous or suffer from OCD. Yes, Freud to the rescue.

They are also told that it is better to be part of the solution than part of the problem, but how can the laity fix the church by being silent or by praying silently in their homes? Honestly, I tried that.

Oh, no. No whiskey.

You need to be wide awake in order to understand this apostasy within the Catholic Church and how to deal with it. Your very salvation is at risk.

Stay away from whiskey. Ajo tea from Equador and the Amazonian jungles is a marvelous tea for whatever ails you. Yes, it tastes like garlic (ajo is Spanish for garlic), but it will grow hair on your chest.

My husband said that it works better than coffee without the hangover one gets if one cannot drink that morning cup of Joe (aka battery acid).

Ajo is a very manly drink. My husband will drink four to six cups per day, while I can only manage one or rarely two cups. It gives him energy and endurance.