This is CPX number 95, the Third Commandment. This is the catechism of Pope St. Pius the 10th CPX,

page 117 to 119, question and answer number 1 through 11. God give you his peace and no

many Patrice, affidis, Fidi Tusi, 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 are all good. Amen.

And I'm apache, Sifidi, to Siti, Siti, too, Santi, amen.

Real quick thank you to all my donors out there. Happy Advent. Merry Christmas to all the listeners. You know, today in CPX, you're going to read in your Eternna Press book the word festivals.

I think probably in the Italian and the Latin, at least the Italian was Festiwal.

But that's probably translated to the English in a transliteration to festival.

But a more accurate translation would be Feast.

So what I did in the following is change the word festival if you have the Eternopress to Feast.

Again, I think Festival is a transliteration, but not a good translation.

Today is a lot about Sundays and Feast. You're going to be

pretty surprised to hear that even 130 years ago Catholics saw feast days to be respected just as

intensely as Sundays, and there was a lot more feast days. It was surprising to me even reading today

how important it is to sanctify in prayer and recreation and

holiness the feast days. Real quick note, what I'm going to do a little bit differently today

since we have question and answer one through 11, my commentary is on the first several questions.

So what I'm going to do for you is just read the question and answer for the last several

and then we're going to rewind in the first so I is just read the question and answer for the last several,

and then we're going to rewind in the first so I can just do the commentary in between each question and answer for the first sections of today's podcast.

Let's look at number six through 11 first.

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