This is RCT number 15, Jesus, our Lord.

RCT stands for the Roman Catechism of Trent.

We are in page 40 and 41.

This is the creed, Article 2, Part D.

God give you his peace in nominipati, saffiti, it's be it to santi, amen.

O heavenly king, O Pericles, the spirit of truth, who art everywhere present and fillest all

things, the treasury of blessings and giver of life.

Come and dwell in us and purify us from every stain, and of thy goodness save our souls.

Amen.

In nomadi, paphi, saffity, it's bittite, tu santi, amen. And just a few souls. Amen. And no many patri, Saffiti, it's spiritu santi. Amen.

And just a few announcements. Please keep praying for my mother.

And another announcement is that for my work with Red Rose Rescue in New York and New Jersey,

I do have a trial beginning on March 10th.

That is when we are in those slaughter centers. And this is when we hand out roses

trying to convince people not to other words I can't say on this forum. But you know what we do

in there. It's peaceful, but we still get arrested. And I do have a trial. So if you don't see videos

for a while, it's because I'm in a Jersey jail.

Please pray for me if that happens. And then last announcement is, you might have noticed that on RCT, we now have a new translation of that Byzantine Catholic prayer. And I was using the

new catechism's translation. Now I'm using more of a kind of an older Eastern translation of the

opening prayer. Okay, so here we are in Roman Catechism. We're still talking about the divinity of

Christ. And the catechism begins this section today on our Lord saying, of our Savior, many

things are recorded in sacred scripture. Some of these it is evident apply to him

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