This is RCT number 67, The Effects of the Eucharist.

RCT stands for the Roman Catechism of Trent.

Today we are on pages 256 to 260.

This is the Sacraments, Episode 19.

God grant you his peace in nominipati Sifidi at Sviti Tzu Santee.

O heavenly king, Comforter, Spirit of Truth, who are at everywhere present In nomini Patrice Sifidi, at Spiti Tzu-Santi, amen.

O heavenly king, comforter, spirit of truth,

who art 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 no many patri-safiti, at Spiti tu-Santi. Amen. The 16th century Roman Catechism of Trent, the only infallible catechism, reads the effects of the Eucharist.

But with regard to the admirable virtue and fruits of this sacrament, there is no class of the faithful to whom a knowledge of them is not most necessary.

For all that has been said at such length on this sacrament has principally for its object to make

the faithful sensible of the advantages of the Eucharist. As however no language can convey

an adequate idea of its utility and fruits.

Pastors must be content to treat of one or two points in order to show what an abundance

and profusion of all goods are contained in those sacred mysteries.

The Eucharist contains Christ and is the food of the soul.

This they will, in some degree, accomplish if, having explained the efficacy and nature of all the

sacraments, they compare the Eucharist to a fountain, the other sacraments, to rivulets.

For the Holy Eucharist is truly, and necessarily to be called the fountain of all graces,

containing as it does after an admirable manner the fountain itself of celestial gifts and graces, and the author of all the sacraments,

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