This is RCT5, an unchangeable faith. This is the Roman Catechism of Trent, page 14 to 15,

Part 1, the Creed, Article 1, phrase 1, section 1, God give you his peace,

and nomi patrice, saffiti, spirit, amen. Heavenly king, consoler 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 no many patis, saffiti, speedy, too, santi, amen. And then as far as that little poll that we took

on YouTube, we are going to go with the first option, which is different from CPX, that is to say, I will read

parts of the catechism and then interject, pepper in my own thoughts so you don't have to hear

the words of the catechism twice. It is going to be a little bit of a shift from the CPX when

you can just listen exclusively to the words of the Pope at the beginning. But I think this way

will help streamline it so you can know how

this applies to the 21st century as I read you this 16th century catechism.

So let's look at this first part of the creed, also called the Catechism of Pope Pius V.

Pope St. Pius the 5th, and what we're going to do, since we're going to go Catechism and me,

just so you know when it's actually me versus the Catechism, I'm going to read you the Catechism,

and usually I'll preface that with the Catechism here, dot, dot, dot, and then I'll read you from the Catechism,

and then I'll say, me, Padre, and then I will give you my own thoughts on that, and then I'll say, me, Padre. And then I will give you my own thoughts on that.

And then I'll say something like, here's the catechism again.

And then a quote.

And then maybe a few sentences in, I'll say me, Padre.

So that way you know if it's actually the inspired or at least the infallible magisterium

or if it's just me giving commentary on it. Okay, let's look at article 1.

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