Well, good morning, everybody. I'm Father Chris Alar, one of the Miriam priests here at the National Shrine of the Divine Mercy.

We're glad you're with us. We are doing an important talk today. This is part two.

I apologize last week that I didn't finish the talk on the extraordinary form of the mass, TLM or the traditional Latin mass,

and its comparison to our current Novus Ordo Mass, which is so much confusion, and we started

it last week, and I split it because there's just too much. If you missed it, that's okay.

You can go back and watch it later.

This will still make sense.

And we hope that you'll just keep an open mind

because this is something that I think is not well understood.

So we're going to try our best to explain that to you today.

So let us begin with a prayer in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the

Holy Spirit. Amen. Heavenly Father, we ask you send the Holy Spirit down upon us to open our minds and our

hearts, to hear your word, to discern your will, to be able to follow the church, to be able to discern what is good, what is not good,

and to be able to live in our lives,

that mercy that you give us through the grace of your son, Jesus Christ.

And we ask all this through the intercession of our Mother Mary

and through Christ, our Lord.

Amen.

In the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit. Amen. Well, it's good that we have a group that made it in in the cold

weather, so we're glad you could be with us. Now, last week, we presented to you some of the

details about what the extraordinary form mass is.

We talked about a little bit.

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