You're listening to the SSPX podcast and welcome to episode 16 in our sacrament series and our conclusion on matrimony.

Father Loop is back to look at how a change in looking at the Catholic Church led to a change in the understanding of marriage,

which still today is having devastating consequences for Catholic families.

How is it that efforts in the 1960s to be more open to other Christian denominations

has led to an openness to cohabitation, communion for divorced and remarried couples,

and a virtual blank permission check for mixed marriages?

Father will take us through the history of all of this,

and through the intended and unintended consequences of these seismic shifts.

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Catholic. Now let's join Father Loop right now. Last time we spoke about the, how the ends of

marriage have been changed or the idea of the ends of marriage have been changed or at least

muddled a bit in the new, new understanding of the sacrament of matrimony.

What are we looking at today, broadly, Father?

So what we're going to see today is that not only was marriage, in a sense,

attacked on the natural level, which is really what we mean when we speak of those ends of marriage,

but also over and above that in its supernatural and sacramental signification,

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