Greetings, parish orphans of retrogrades. Happy Monday.

Now, today I'm going to be discussing the sixth precept of the Roman Catholic Church.

That's right. You've been taught there are only five.

Well, since 1994 in this catechism of the Catholic Church, a precept, we're going to talk

about what a precept is in half a minute. A precept of the church vanished literally between

this catechism. This is a non-un universal catechism, but it is a catechism of the church

that's considered semi-universal unlike other catechisms. We have six catechisms of the church specified.

A precept, as we'll find out, which is a pre-concept that is much more like doctrine than discipline, irreformably. So, it can't be changed.

But by the time we get to this in 1994, I think the last printing of this is 49 to 94,

one is conspicuously shaven off. And it involves marriage, celibacy, what counts as adultery.

In other words, fake marriages, getting married outside the church, getting remarried,

as you know from the Francis Pontificate, parish orphans and retrogrades. This is a hot topic.

And the conspicuous vanishing of the sixth precept of the church from here to here,

well, that tells the whole tale of the tape.

We're going to get into what exactly happened to the sixth precept of the church now.

Marriage and family is what our lady at Fatima guaranteed us would be the final assault of Satan on the world.

And we're undergoing it now.

And it looks like we've been undergoing it since at least 1994, if not the 60s, 70s, 80s.

So buckle up.

A show today is on that sixth precept.

Also as an ancillary matter, it's on whether or not folks who are Catholic,

who are baptized Catholic, that got married, that seek to get married outside

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