This is CPX number 88, Matrimony Part 1.

This is the Catechism of Pope St. Paisa Tense, CPX, page 10106 to 107.

God give you his peace and nominate patrice, affiditi, it's pity to 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 Omni Patu, Sifiri, it's spiritu, Santee. Amen.

Number one, what is the sacrament of matrimony?

Answer, matrimony is a sacrament instituted by our Lord Jesus Christ, which gives a holy and indissoluble union between a man

and a woman, and gives them grace to love one another holily and to bring up their children as Christians.

Number two, by whom was matrimony instituted? Matrimony was instituted by God himself in the Garden of

Paradise, and was raised to the dignity of a sacrament by Jesus Christ and the new law.

Number three, has the sacrament of matrimony any special signification?

Answer, the sacrament of matrimony signifies the indissoluble union of Jesus Christ with the church, his spouse, our holy mother.

Number four, why do we say that the

bond of marriage is indissoluble? Answer, we say that the bond of marriage is indissoluble or that it

cannot be dissolved except by the death of either husband or wife because God so ordained from the

beginning and so Jesus Christ our Lord solemnly proclaimed.

Number five, can the contract be separated from the sacrament in Christian marriage? Answer, no.

In marriage among Christians, the contract cannot be separated from the sacrament because for Christians,

marriage is nothing else than the natural contract itself raised by Jesus Christ

to the dignity of a sacrament. Number six, among Christians then, there can be no true marriage

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