The education of children needs to be seen as TOP priority for today's parents, in the light of all of the anti-life, anti-man/woman indoctrination happening to children in schools daily.

Your sacrament series is par excellence.

This is brilliant. What we need is a SSPX homeschool program. SSPX priests are so well educated in the truths of our faith and not all of us can live near their few schools in the USA. How I wish we had a home education program like that in the seminaries. I really appreciate these videos. How we need more true Catholic education for both adults and our children! God bless the SSPX.

Will lessen on marriage now. Have a grandaughter getting married in September in state park no pastor . Family not Catholic anymore. Thank you for prayers . Fiat fiat fiat ❤❤❤

In the age of error and attack against marriage, I think this is just the tip of the iceberg. Marriage should be talked about more than this. Many Traditional Catholics know little or nothing about it. Please, do more!! This is not enough! But thank you for this 🙏🏽

This is absolutely brilliant. Thank you, Father , and thank you, Andrew.

Brilliant work for our Lord! Thank you both. At our SSPX chapel we have families of parents who were born in the 1950s who home educated their many children. But, because of feminism which has quadrupled house prices and rents in UK, the average working man's wage no longer covers house and family as it did not long ago, so, due to feminism, most women must go to university and get a job to earn what used to be called a man's wage which means that each family is bringing in two salaries and no longer one salary. Thus each family is 'richer' until say 1998 when house prices increased. Otherwise, if women-middle class and working class- didn't need to go out to work, there would still be the one income in the family, as I was raised. I was born in the 1960s. Rent and mortgage cost the same now in UK. Mortgage sellers insist on a 20% or more deposit. Few couples who now work full time could afford to save 20% for a deposit. Normally today, £36,000. That's just the DEPOSIT! A man will need a very high paying job to not need his wife to go out to work. He would need to earn a minimum of £70,000 per year! Men still, over their working life, earn more than their wives because they do not take much paternity leave but the days of a man being quite easily able to get a job to pay for house and family on his own salary/wage, are long gone! This, I think, bodes negatively for Catholic families. Hence the need for top level education to get those £70,000 a year incomes. We have a brilliant school at SSPX called Saint Michael's. stmichaels-school.uk/en Some of the boys have recently come into the top 8% for the national maths challenge! We as a married couple sponsor the school. God bless you.

Wonderful! Thank you very much for making this series.

Outstanding. Thank you for this excellent discussion. PAX

My favorite part of the Nuptial Blessing is when the Priest says to the newly married couple, "...and may you see your children's children, even to the third and fourth generation."

It was good to reflect on the blessings in the rite of the Church for marriage, thank you for this episode. I can't wait for the next segment on marriage.

Fr. Loop, you explained marriage so good. Thank you, May God bless you. love & peace Anna Bloss, Melbourne Australia.

This series has been helping me to strengthen and understand my marriage in the traditional church. Thank you so much

Absolutely beautiful talk!

Thank you, Father

Father is in good spirits. Nice

I think after death we would all be in union with a goal of worshipping Lord God forever. We would love one another but focus on Lord God.

What happens when a wife, without cause or explanation, rejects a key or several aspects of marriage? Especially as to the purposes…

How right your are you never met my mother and father inlaw still trying to forgive 50 odd years later

38 and still unmarried. If I do marry, I doubt I will see children. That part of the Nuptial Blessing is going to sting… 😓 EDIT: can you address in part 2 or 3 the Canonical status of a "marriage" between two lapsed Catholics being "married" by a lapsed-Catholic Justice of the Peace, and whether Catholic should, or even CAN, attend?

Is it possible to receive the sacrament of matrimony officiated by an sspx priest in the US, without a permission slip from the state?

What about those who don't get married until later in life when children are no longer biologically possible? Does God have a purpose for these couples? And couples who are infertile?

Why marriage is a cross: - wife has to give painful birth to children - husband and wife have to work as a team work (put our ego aside) - they have to raise the children well (children are often disobedient)

??? Do you still need to get marriage license if getting married traditionally? And how the traditional marriage differs from NO marriage.