This is RCT number 13, the Holy Name of Jesus.

RCT stands for the Roman Catechism of Trent, page 35 to 38 today.

We are in the Creed, Article 2, Part B.

God give you his peace and nominipati, Sifili, Spiritu Santi, amen.

Heavenly King, Consolar 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 pachi, Sifidi, it's bitty to santi, amen.

And please do pardon my hiatus from the rc t series we had a family emergency

and then i was on silent retreat so hopefully we should have about two of these a month coming

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And now we enter into the Roman Catechism of Trent to see what it has to say about those two names, Jesus and Christ.

I do apologize for the washing machine you might hear in the

background. That's the hazards of a modern hermitage condo as you make podcasts. I apologize. I'll try to

work on that in the future. Okay, so the catechism says of the holy name Jesus. Jesus is the proper name

of the godman and signifies Savior, a name given him not

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