You're listening to the SSPX podcast and welcome to episode 10 in our sacrament series,

where Father Michael Goldaddy will join us to begin our study of the Sacrament of Confirmation.

In this first of two episodes on Confirmation, we'll first take a step back and look at the institution of the sacrament,

its history, and why it's practiced differently in the Eastern churches versus the Latin Church.

We'll also look briefly at the gifts of the Holy Ghost,

the matter and form of confirmation, and why the church talks about the perfection

of Catholic virtues in this sacrament more than the others.

Then in our next episode with Father Goldaddy, we'll compare and contrast the new right and the traditional right.

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it means to be a traditional Catholic. Now, let's join Father Goldaddy for episode 10 of the sacrament series right now.

Welcome back to the SSPX podcast and we're starting our next section on the sacraments with confirmation with Father Michael Goldaddy.

Hello, Father, how are you? Doing well, thank you. Thank you very much for allowing me to talk about this beautiful sacrament. Absolutely. Thank you for coming. As we're recording this, we are actually just starting Lent. It's actually Ash Wednesday today.

Anything planned for St. Vincent's for Lent? We're just talking a little bit beforehand about parish missions.

It's a busy time of year regardless.

For sure. For sure. Well, I was very happy to see the numbers this morning at the two

public masses. We have a third one tonight. So lots of ashes and lots of concessions.

Very good. A way to start. Great. Great. Yeah, great way to start.

Well, Father, let's talk a little bit about confirmation.

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