This is CPX number 89, Matrimony Part 2. This is the Catechism of Pope St. Pais, the 10th, CPX,

page 107 to 108, question and answer 8 through 13. God give you his peace, and no many Patri,

saffit, spiti, spirit, spirit, amen. Heavenly king, consoler spirit, spirit of truth,

who are present everywhere in filling all things, treasure of all good, and source of all life, come dwell on us, cleanse us and save us. You are all good. Amen.

And I amipati, Sviti, speedy to Santi, amen. And today we will be discussing the marriage minister and the right dispositions.

Who are the ministers of the sacrament? Answer, the ministers of this sacrament are the couple themselves who together confer and receive the sacrament.

Number nine, how is this sacrament administered?

Answer, this sacrament preserving as it does the nature of a contract, is administered by the contracting parties themselves who declare,

in the presence of the parish priest or another priest delegated by him, and of two witnesses,

that they take each other in marriage.

Number 10, what use then is the blessing which the parish priest gives to the married couple?

Answer, the blessing which the parish priest gives to the married couple? Answer, the blessing which the Paris priest gives to the

married couple is not necessary to constitute the sacrament, but it is given to sanction their union

in the name of the church and to invoke on them more abundantly the blessing of God. Number 11, what

intention should those have who contract marriage? Answer, those who contract marriage

should have the intention, one, of doing the will of God who calls them to that state, two, of working

out in that state the salvation of their souls, and three, of bringing up their children as Christians,

if God should bless them with any. Number 12, how should those about to be married prepare themselves to receive the sacrament with fruit?

Answer, in order to receive the sacrament with fruit, those about to be married should, one,

earnestly recommend themselves to God so as to know his will and obtain the graces necessary for that state.

Two, consult their parents before making any promise because obedience

and the respect due to them demand this. Three, prepare themselves by a good confession,

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