You're listening to the SSPX podcast and welcome to episode 13 in our sacrament series and our second episode on Xremunction.

Father Stephen Ruter is back to compare and contrast the traditional right and the new right, now called the Sacrament of the Sick.

Last week we suggested that this is not a sad sacrament, but a joyful one.

However, we also tried to emphasize this seriousness of this moment for the

soul as they are entering their final earthly battle. We'll take these concepts from last week and

look at the new right of this sacrament. Is it really preparing our loved ones for this most

critical moment before eternity? Is it focusing the prayers of the priest on the soul's eternal salvation

instead of just on physical well-being,

and is the new right valid? If it is valid, why are we saying that there's still something wrong

with the Sacrament of the Sick? Father Ruder answers these questions and more over the next 50 minutes.

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a traditional Catholic. Now, let's join Father Ruder for episode 13

of the sacrament series right now. Welcome back to the SSPX podcast. Our next episode on the

sacrament series with Father Stephen Ruter. Hi, Father. How are you? I'm well, Andrew. How are you?

Doing very well. Thank you. I'm happy to have you back to discuss our second part of the

sacrament of extreme unction last week we looked at basically what is the

sacrament of extra function what is the meaning behind it and today we're going to be

doing sort of a compare contrast of the old right the traditional right and the new

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