In this bold and revealing episode, Mary Flynn O’Neill — a seasoned forensic auditor — sits down with Father Andre to expose the inner workings of corruption she witnessed firsthand within the Catholic Church. During her time in the Diocese of Providence under Bishop Tobin, Mary uncovered financial misconduct and the presence of homosexual priests living in rectories — findings that led to deep personal and spiritual challenges.

The conversation explores broader Church scandals involving Cardinal McCarrick, Archbishop Viganò, and the Vatican’s restrictions on the Traditional Latin Mass, while also addressing global issues like the persecution of Christians in Gaza and Syria and the plight of unaccompanied migrant children (UACs).

Mary opens up about the isolation she faced during the COVID-19 pandemic and the lack of support from Church leadership — a trial that deepened her commitment to her faith and the mission of the laity in restoring the Church. Referencing Pope Benedict XVI’s vision of a smaller but purer Church, she calls for financial transparency, moral reform, and a return to spiritual integrity.

She also shares a heartfelt hymn and reflects on America’s Biblical foundation and spiritual destiny.

Father James Altman discussed the importance of the Holy Eucharist and its central role in the Catholic faith, emphasizing the need for reverence and defense of this sacred tradition. He shared personal experiences, including his removal from a parish, and expressed optimism about future opportunities to serve God's Kingdom. The conversation also touched on the topic of animals in Heaven. He discussed his approach to pastoral care, emphasizing the message that "there is no sin you can confess that would make your father love you less." He shared insights from the Parable of the Prodigal Son to illustrate God's infinite love and forgiveness. The conversation ended with plans for future collaboration, including a potential gathering of priests to address divisions within the Church and promote unity.

Father James Altman discussed various challenges facing the Catholic Church, including controversies surrounding his own ministry and those of other outspoken priests. He emphasized the importance of adhering to traditional Catholic teachings and practices, particularly regarding the Latin Mass and the Eucharist, while criticizing what he perceives as deviations from these traditions within the Church hierarchy. The conversation also touched on broader societal issues, the role of priests in addressing these challenges, and the need for unity and support among faithful Catholics.

This episode centered around abortion rights, and pro-life advocacy following the Dobbs v. Jackson Supreme Court decision. Father Frank Pavone, National Director of Priests for Life, joined the conversation to reflect on legislative, religious, and media strategies for advancing the pro-life mission.

Abortion in the Post-Dobbs Era

The group highlighted the rise of chemical abortions, which now constitute over 60% of total abortions, made increasingly accessible through online means. They discussed state-level shield laws, constitutional amendments, and federal policies supporting telehealth and at-home abortion services. Father Frank emphasized the need for complete abolition of abortion, rejecting compromise or incrementalism.

Concerns were raised about AI tools like the chatbot “Charlie,” allegedly used to guide minors in bypassing state abortion laws, posing challenges for regulation and enforcement.

Media and Ministry Initiatives

Plans for a new radio show and podcast featuring Father Frank were discussed, with support from Salem Media. The program, set to broadcast across Colorado and neighboring states, will open with readings from the Liturgy of the Hours, beginning with Psalm 104 for the July 6th feast of St. Maria Goretti, a Catholic saint known for her purity and forgiveness.

Church and Pro-Life Advocacy

The episode explored tensions within the Church regarding the Latin Mass and internal Vatican disagreements. A document alleging support for the Latin Mass by bishops was reportedly denied by the Vatican but seen as credible by the group.

Father Frank recounted a recent meeting with Cardinal Parolin in Rome, discussing efforts to restore his priestly ministry and the broader spiritual battle over abortion. He warned younger activists of growing hostility and emphasized spiritual resilience.

Legislative Updates

Amendment 79 in Colorado—granting constitutional protection to abortion—was a major setback. However, Father Frank praised the House's passage of a new “pro-life bill” that includes abortion funding restrictions and newborn investment accounts. Future initiatives aim to reverse Amendment 79 through a counter-amendment campaign.

Final Reflections

The episode closed with calls for bold Church leadership, preparation for persecution, and unwavering focus on the transformative power of God’s Word. An upcoming educational forum with Bishop Strickland and Father Frank will further address pro-life strategy post-Dobbs.

Lara Logan, Founder and Host of "Going Rogue with Lara Logan,” called all viewers + listeners to support the work of the Mission of Hope and Mercy who does good work supporting the survival and well-being of persecuted Christians by providing them with essentials such as food, medicine, education, safety and awareness about their plight in the on-going Middle East and African conflict zones. Lara also made a plea to all to pay attention and to protect themselves, their children, families and friends from the upcoming computer brain interface project and discussed concerns about China's implementation of cloning technology, suggesting a potential Wikileaks-style public release of information. Fr. Andre congratulated Lara Logan after she was chosen by James O'Keefe to be his first interview in OMG’s new podcast which was also released on the same day of Fr. Andre’s interview with Lara for this episode. O’Keefe just launched a new podcast titled “My Price is My Life,” a series exploring courage, sacrifice, and human nature through raw, unfiltered conversations with public figures.

In this Episode, Fr. Andre and Lara Logan explored geopolitical topics related to US-Iran relations, including foreign policy differences, military strategy, and nuclear threats, with plans to invite a constitutional lawyer for further insights. The conversation concluded with discussions about Iran's historical and cultural context, the moral implications of potential military action, and the need for public education about Iran's unique political landscape, including plans for a podcast focused on Colorado audiences.

Fr. Andre and Cameron discussed the June 14th parade and the recent media attention surrounding Elon Musk and President Trump, with a consensus that the Musk-Trump interaction was likely a planned distraction according to Cameron. The Show also touched on the work of Cameron with veterans, including Bill Dylan, and the American Heroes Association. The conversation briefly mentioned Tina Peters' situation and praying for her freedom and concluded discussing the world peace process and the role of the United States.

Trinity Homily and Liturgical Reflection

During the Opening of the show, Fr. Andre delivered a reflection on the Solemnity of the Most Holy Trinity, explaining how the liturgical year allows Christians to meditate on the persons of the Divinity, particularly focusing on God the Father as Creator and the role of Jesus Christ as the Word incarnate. He discussed how Jesus taught the Our Father prayer, revealing the relationship between the Father and Son, and how the Holy Spirit was promised to the disciples after Jesus' ascension. The reflection concluded with a prayer and the singing of Psalm 8, emphasizing the greatness of God's creation and the Lordship of Christ over the church and all creation.

American Heroes Association Founder Introduction

Fr. Andre introduced Cameron Moore, the founder of the American Heroes Association, who sponsored over 100 priests and bishops to attend a Mar-a-Lago event. Cameron, a passionate advocate for education and constitutional republic, left his successful career to focus on supporting national leaders, fundraising for America-first candidates, and advocating for veterans' rights.

This episode focused on celebrating Pentecost Sunday, also known as the Feast of the Holy Spirit, which marks 50 days after Easter. Father Andre discussed the significance of the event, drawing parallels to the conclave process of electing a Pope, and explained how Jesus instructed his disciples to remain in the upper room in Jerusalem for nine days until the Holy Spirit, or Paracletos, would be sent to in forms of tongues of fires to dwell upon them. The Conversation also highlighted the importance of faith and worship, regardless of one's location or activity, and welcomed a guest from Congo, Madame Germain, to the meeting along with Gerard from the US.