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Padre Peregrino

 


I first discovered Father Nix’s website when I was trying to figure out how to use my missal. Since then, his blog and podcast has been a valuable resource to me regarding questions related to the faith. 


He had an insightful article regarding the TV series, The Chosen. I shared it with my family when we were wondering whether to watch it or not. We then listened to his podcasts on the Catechism of Pope St Pius X. Now we are following along on his new catechism series based on the Roman Catechism of the Council of Trent.


After listening to Father Nix’s podcast for some time now, I can tell you that he is to the point, thoughtful, and is truly concerned with the salvation of souls. I think that’s a good thing because since the pandemic, it’s been hard trying to understand what some people are saying regarding the faith. I have been reminded and have learned a lot regarding the faith from Father Nix. These days, it's easy to wander away from the faith. I feel like we're being pulled in so many directions. For me, Father Nix provides a link to the faith that I grew up with. I don't always agree with everything that Father Nix mentions at times, but for the most part, we're on the same page and can see where he's coming from.  


If you’ve never heard of Padre Peregrino, his podcast is worth a listen. 




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