This is CPX, number 101, the 10th commandment. We are in the catechism of Pope St. Pius

the 10th, aka CPX, page 128 to 129, just question and answer number one through four. God give

you his peace, and omnipatri, Sephiti, speedy to Santiamen, Heavenly king, consoler spirit,

spirit of truth, who are present everywhere and filling all things,

treasure of all good and source of all life, come dwell in us, cleanse us, and save us, you who are all good,

amen.

And omnipachi, saffili, speedy to santi, amen.

The tenth commandment, number one, what does the tenth commandment, thou shall not covet thy neighbor's goods forbid?

Answer the tenth commandment, thou shallalt not covet, thy neighbor's goods forbid? Answer the tenth commandment, thou shalt not covet, thy neighbor's goods forbids, the wish to deprive another of his goods, and the wish to acquire goods by unjust means. Number two, why does God forbid even the desire of another's goods?

Answer, God forbids the unregulated desire of another's goods because he wishes us to be

just, even in thought and will, and to hold ourselves completely aloof from unjust acts.

Number three, what does the Tenth Commandment command? Answer, the Tenth Commandment commands us to be

satisfied with the state in which God has placed us, and to bear poverty patiently,

should God have placed us in that condition? Number four, how can a Christian be content in a state

of poverty? Answer, a Christian can be content in a state of poverty by reflecting that our

greatest good is a pure and peaceful conscience, that our true home is heaven, and that Jesus Christ made

himself poor for love of us and has promised a special reward to those who bear poverty patiently.

Thus are the words of the saintly Pope.

And now as we finish the Ten Commandments, I would like to read you from the Catechism

stories of the Society of Pope St. Pius X.

This is titled, A Mission is Coming, Be prepared to enter the room.

This is a meditation on the Ten Commandments and essentially an examination of conscience.

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