This is RCT number 53, The Effects of the Sacraments.

RCT stands for the Roman Catechism of Trent.

We are on pages 164 to 168 in the Tan Books edition.

God give you his peace in nominate Patrice, Sifidi, Spiriti, Santee, Amen.

O heavenly king, comforter, spirit of truth, who are everywhere present and fillest 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 nominate patrice Sifidi, it's bidi too santi, amen.

Thank you so much to all of you who are praying for Bo,

the two-year-old who drowned. Even though he died, he is certainly in heaven. We're going to talk

about baptism today. And what a glory it is to know that someone is in heaven. We live in a world

with so many Protestants, so many different denominations that think they have surety and they don't. And so this is the only time we as Catholics have surety of someone who

lived on earth, having salvation. We know Bo has the beatific vision. I will be going out there for

the funeral. Please continue to pray for the family. It's a great Catholic family, traditional family.

I've known them for 20 years and continue to pray for their comfort. It's a great Catholic family, traditional family. I've known them for 20 years

and continue to pray for their comfort. Of course, it has been a while since the last RCT. One of the

reasons is we had an interview in there with Bas Rutan, UFC Hall of Famer. It was a very good interview.

Really charged me to start pursuing the interior life, the ascetical life,

following Jesus Christ much closer. And I thank boss for that. In the last RCT, I did forget to read

the last paragraph that referred to that section, that fit in that section rather, because it talks

about how a priest has to be holy to approach the altar. The priest has to be

holy to approach the altar, not for the sake of validity, but for the sake of his salvation. We talked

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