This is RCT number 44, The Resurrection of the Body Part 2.

RCT stands for the Roman Catechism of Trent.

We are in pages 126 to 128.

This is the Creed, Article 11, Section B.

God give you his peace.

Inomni Pachi, Sviti, Spiti Tusi Tusi, amen.

O heavenly king, comforter, spirit of truth, who are at everywhere present and philist all things, treasury of good things and giver of life,

come and dwell on us and cleanse us of all impurity and save our souls, O good one.

And Omipachi, Sifidi, it's speedy to santi. Amen.

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And now we hear what the catechism that was released under Pope St. Pius V says.

This is part two on the resurrection of the body.

Again, we are on pages 126 to 128.

The writer of the catechism looks at analogies from nature.

But although the resurrection is most certainly established by faith,

it will notwithstanding be of

material advantage to show, from analogy and reason, that what faith proposes is not at variance

with nature or human reason. To one asking how the dead should rise again, the apostle answers,

foolish man, that which thou soest is not quickened, accepted die first,

and that that which thou sowest, thou soest not in the body that shall be,

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