This is RCT number 32. He will judge the living and the dead. RCT stands for the Roman Catechism of Trent.

We are on pages 87 to 90. This is the Creed Article 7, Section B. God give you his peace and nominipati Safiti,

it's beatu santi, amen. O heavenly king, comfort or, spirit of truth, who are everywhere present and philist all things,

treasure 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 omitipatrice, it Fidi, it speedy, amen.

My name is Father Dave Nix.

This is the Padrea Peregrino podcast.

Just a quick note, I think most of you listen on Apple or Android, but if you would like

to catch up on either the CPX series, that is the Catechism of Pius X, or my VLX, that is

the video Lexu Divina, or even this relatively new one that we only have 30 plus episodes of. My suggestion

would be to go to YouTube. The only advantage to YouTube is it has playlists. And so if you go to

the channel, Padre Pira Pirogrino, and then you look at the pull down menu, you can see something

called playlists, and then you can actually watch it all the way through. So you could go to like Catechism of Pius the 10th playlist, pull that down on my YouTube

channel, Pater Peregrino, and then you can go straight through CpX1, CpX2, CpX3, CpX4 all the way

through.

So if you're new to this channel, you can try that out if you'd like to catch up. And again, thanks to all the old school

donors that keep this possible for everyone. The catechism today reads, Circumstances of the

judgment, the judge. That the judgment of the world has been assigned to Christ the Lord,

not only as God, but also as man is declared in Scripture. Although the power of judging is common

to all the persons of the Blessed Trinity, yet is specifically attributed to the Son, because to him

also in a special manner is ascribed wisdom. But that as man he will judge the world is taught by

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