This is RCT number 25. He descended into hell.

RCT stands for the Roman Catechism of Trent.

Today we are in pages 64 to 68.

This is the Creed Article 5, Section A.

God give you his peace and nominipati Safiti at Spiti to Santiamen.

O heavenly king, comforter, spirit of truth, who are everywhere present and philist all things,

treasury of good things, and giver of life, come and dwell in us and cleanse us of all impurity and save our souls, O good one,

and no many Pachi-Safiti, at Spiti to Santi, amen.

You might notice a little bit of a different background

if you're doing the video. If you're just doing the audio, you can probably hear a slightly

different sound. I'm at a buddy's place using his gamer headphones. He's not a gamer, but the

sound's going to be a little bit different. Another thing we're doing a little bit different today

is I'm going to read you straight through the RCT and then give you a commentary specifically on the harrowing of hell and what Von Balvisar gets wrong about that.

So we're going to go back today to the style we did on CPX, where I just read you the catechism and then my own words, instead of interspersing them like I normally do in the RCT.

But we are going to stick with the normal

RCT in the future where I interspers my own words. So again today, I'm going to read you this

section of the creed. He descended into hell. And in the second half of this podcast, I'm going to

explain modern errors on that. But before we get started on that, the one thing I want to tell you

about the RCT is when

you hear that Christ descended into hell, what is really meant by hell is the limbo of the fathers.

Now, you might say, well, how do you know better than the Roman Catechism of Trent? I don't,

but it's really been mistranslated into English. Here's the thing we're going to get to in part two.

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