This is RCT 7, The Certainty of Our Faith.

We are in the Roman Catechism of Trent, pages 18 to 20.

This is Part 1, the Creed.

Article 1, phrase 1, Section 3.

God give you his peace, and know me Pachi Sifidi

and Spiti to Santiamen.

Heavenly King, Consular 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 are all good.

And no many patri, Sifidi, it'spiti, too, santi, amen.

And just a quick reminder, I will say the catechism here, and I don't think I'll use the word

Padre, I'll just say

me again or me here. Last announcement on Telegram, as I told you before, I'm kind of getting

away from posting on Facebook and Twitter so much, but I am on Telegram, and I will link that

in the show notes. All you have to do is grab your Apple or iPhone and look for

telegram and then search Padre Peregrino and then hit join at the bottom there. Also,

you know, before we jump in today, I wrote a blog post called He Who is Not Against Us is for

us. And you can find that on Padreiragrino.org. Should have gone up last week.

And I just want to make the point. I'm not signing on to ecumenism when you see me, quote,

a non-Catholic. So you don't have to worry. I have no danger of leaving traditional Catholicism

when I quote someone else making a good point. As I mentioned before, just look at Acts 1723 when St. Paul quotes a pagan poet to make his point.

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