Hello and good afternoon on this Monday, the final Monday before we approach Christmas here.

My name is Father Dave Nix. This is the Padreira Perrinos channel.

You know, I've done some live views with or some live videos with my phone, but I've never done it with my computer.

So I don't know this is actually working.

So if there's

anybody, if you could just make a little note in the live chat, I've never used this microphone

for this. So if you can, let me know how you hear me right now. This is the first time I've used

this computer to go live. And I'm a little scatterbrained. I've had a little bit too much caffeine

today. But I watched a video today that I'm going to share with you, at least by describing it.

And I realized if I just waited for a perfect description of everything I wanted to say, it was never going to get done.

So I know it's a little bit weird to release a TCE on the same day as a VLX.

Please go watch the VLX, even if it's not quite as interesting as this.

And I will admit right now, there are going to be some speculative opinions of just things I'm trying to figure out.

Okay, great.

People said in the live chat, loud and clear, I hear your father.

Can see you hear you fine.

Okay, so we can jump right in.

This is actually TCE theology and current events number 36. All flesh shall see the salvation of God.

Okay, now Luke chapter 3, verse 6 is found in the gospel yesterday, in the traditional Latin Mass,

and all week. It was yesterday's gospel, the fourth Sunday of Advent, and it's going to be all week except tomorrow on St. Thomas. And then, of course, except Christmas Eve and Christmas Masses

itself. So what we have in Luke 3, it's actually talking about how John the Baptist was getting everyone ready for Jesus Christ.

And so as you know, in Advent, we prepare for the coming of Jesus as a baby in mercy, but we also prepare an Advent for Christ's return at the end of time, at the end of all days, in what we call the general judgment.

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