This is RCT number nine, the Trinity. This is the Roman Catechism of Trent, RCT. My name is Father David Nix.

I'm a diocesan hermit with a rule of life accepted by my bishop, which makes me kind of a monk missionary.

If you're wondering who's doing these podcasts, RCT stands for Roman Catechism of Trent. And today we are on page 22 to 24 discussing the

Trinity. This is part one of the Roman Catechism of Trent, the Creed article one, phrase three.

And just a quick note before starting, you know, I'm thinking of just kind of kicking around in my brain,

so I'm not committing to this yet, but I'm thinking of a Sunday sermon series that will come out

very early every Sunday morning on the old right, the traditional Latin Mass. I'm thinking of starting

that in advent of 2022, so this December. The only thing is it's going to be on audio version only.

I won't be doing the video. I'm going to probably do this.

If I do it, is going to be only on the audio version for Sunday sermons.

Why?

Because I'm already overcommitted and it doesn't take me much time to produce a podcast.

It does take me quite a bit more time to upload this to YouTube and then send it over to my friend Brandon, who takes care of it on Rumble and BitShoot.

So we may just do the audio. So do consider tuning in every Sunday morning for my Sunday sermon series starting in 2023, technically Advent of

2022, and let us begin in prayer. In nominipachi, Sifidi, Spiti to Santee, 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.

And nomi pati, Sifidi, it's bidi to santi, amen.

Now, if you remember, RCT8, that was about God the Father,

and we saw these mysterious but inviting words from Pope Pius V,

or whoever wrote that under his

production, we saw that this term God the Father, that doesn't just reveal origin to us, but it

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