Hello, this is Father David Nix. I am thrilled to tell you about my new Sunday sermon series.

We tried it in the past, but we are restarting it. This is a new series starting Advent of 2025, but especially for the full year of 2026.

And this will be based on the readings in the old calendar. So here's my goal. My goal is to release a sermon for the weekend, really for

Sunday, but I'm going to release it most Saturday evenings. Now, there's going to be some

exceptions to that, like the vigil to certain feasts like the Immacal Conception. I will try to get

that sermon up specifically before I fly to Rome for the LifeSight News Forum next week, but I can't

guarantee it. But anyway, I'm going to do News Forum next week, but I can't guarantee it.

But anyway, I'm going to do this series for you, and then you can choose it either to supplement

your parish priest sermon or for some of you who can't make it to the traditional Latin Mass.

Maybe this will be the only sermon you hear pertaining to the readings in the old calendar.

My goal is to release this at 4 p.m. My time, which is

Mountain Standard Time, which is 6 p.m. Eastern Standard Time on the East Coast. And for the few of you

in Europe listening, that will be 2,300 Zulu or 2300 UTC. And so that's all Saturday

times. Saturday afternoon and Saturday night I'm going to release it,

but all of these pertain to the traditional Latin mass readings for Sundays, again, except for a couple

exceptions like big feasts. Now, of course, many traditional sermons in the past, and even today,

used to be catechetical. So there'd be, for example, entire series

for a couple months. But the reason I'm not going to do that is because you can listen to my

CPX Catechism of Pius X or my RCT Roman Catechism of Trent series if you want to learn

catechesis. That means that for this Sunday sermon series SSS, I'm going to preach on the

scripture readings of the day and we're often going to look at the Greek. Now, a few of you,

very few of you might think this doesn't sound very traditional to preach from the Greek and preach

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