This is CPX number 107, Scripture and Tradition.

Catechism of Pope St. Pius the 10th is CPX, page 139 to 143.

Question and answer number 14 through 36.

Notice we are still under this section of supernatural faith.

And by the way, a quick note to Bény for you, unfortunately, I might be doing two VLXs a month now and only two CPXs a month because of my schedule.

My schedule is getting overwhelming.

Not so much with the several hours of prayer and study, because that's supposed to add to our schedule, actually, but really helping in different urgent situations and correspondence nearly every day.

Now, maybe I can keep going on a few videos a week, but just pray for my discernment and time

management. Either way, please send friends to catch up on this series. And if you're listening

in real time, it is still the Easter octave. Happy Easter, Christ is risen. Christ is truly risen.

Anomni Papi sufi, speedy to. And nomi pachi, saffiti, speedy, too, santi, amen.

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 omnipati, saffiti, speedy, amen. And no many Pachi, Sifidi, it's bidi to santi, amen. Number 14, can we comprehend all

the truths of faith? Answer, no, we cannot comprehend all the truths of faith because some of

these truths are mysteries. Number 15, what are mysteries? Answer, mysteries are truths above reason

and which we are to believe even though we cannot comprehend them.

Number 16. Why must we believe mysteries?

Answer, we must believe mysteries because they are revealed to us by God who,

being infinite truth and goodness, can neither deceive nor be deceived.

Number 17, are mysteries contrary to reason? Answer, mysteries are above not contrary to reason,

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