Part memoir, part theological exposé, The Infallible Parent explores the dark intersection of institutional Catholicism and mid-century American narcissism. It tracks how a generation raised to be passive in the pews became the perfect audience for the "TV Tabernacle," transforming the traditional family home into a domestic dictatorship. Through the lens of "The Survivor's Chronicle," the book deconstructs how parents weaponized apostolic authority to create a "Bible-sized hole" in the home-filled not with faith, but with media-driven brainwashing and emotional control. It is a roadmap for the "offspring" seeking to reclaim a "sound mind" from the wreckage of the pedestal.
