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

where Father Paul Robinson will join us to explain in detail the traditional Latin Mass.

Even though this episode is more than an hour and a half long, we're only covering the basics of all of the richness and ceremony of a traditional Latin low mass.

In the description of this episode, we've given more resources for further study, and we'd

recommend you do that. But today, we're going to look at the themes of the mass first.

What is the traditional mass emphasizing over and over? And then we'll go step by step

through the mass, with visuals on the video, and explanations of the prayers, the symbolism, and the ceremonies performed by priests each day in nearly every country of the world.

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Now let's join Father Robinson for episode number eight of the

sacrament series right now. Father Robinson, thank you for joining us again on this next

episode on the sacraments. How are things going in Denver these days? Go and find, Andrew, we have a

week off school this week, so that's nice.

And I'm getting ready to head off to the priors meeting in Kansas City.

So it would be nice to be there and see all the priors and hear the conferences that have been prepared for us.

Excellent.

Side note, this has nothing to do with the sacraments.

What is a priors meeting?

What is that about?

Well, once a year the priors get together, and we basically receive some directives from the district house, and we receive some conferences about our role as priors.

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