ALL THE CATHOLIC SCHOOLS IN DALLAS ARE USING THE FALSE PREMISE

All the Catholic schools in Dallas,USA are using the false premise in the interpretation of Church documents. They include the Jesuit and Cistercian High Schools.They are making the same error as the diocese of Fort Worth which has prohibited the Traditional Mass at the Fischer More College.

The traditionalist  FMC allegedly reject Vatican Council II when interpreted with the false premise of human beings being able to see the dead who are now saved in Heaven.These deceased now in Heaven are then assumed to be exceptions in 2014  to all needing to enter the Catholic Church for salvation.  Upon this premise of being able to see the dead, Magisterial documents are interpreted at Fort Worth and the diocese of Dallas in general.
 

The Catholic schools, colleges and universities, other than FMC, use the premise to break with all Tradition especially the teachings on salvation. So the FMC was looked at critically by Catholics in general in Dallas, for rejecting some parts of Vatican Council II ( in which a false  premise was used).
 

The FMC held on to the traditional teaching while excluding Vatican Council II. The FMC faculty did not know that they could still maintain that traditional teaching by affirming Vatican Council II without the false premise.
 

In Dallas Bishop Kevin Farrell and the Catechesis and Education office personell are using this irrationality in the interpretation of Vatican Council II and the Catechism of the Catholic Church.

Teachers of religion at the elementary and secondary level in Dallas must comply with the minimum standards of the Texas Catholic Conference Education Department for teachers of religion and be ministers of the faith in which a new Catholic doctrine, using an irrational premise must be used.

Teachers of religion in elementary schools must obtain a certificate of completion in a faith formation program approved by the Catholic Schools Office which does not seem aware of the error.Completion of the program must be within five years of employment as a teacher of religion.It includes teaching heresy.-Lionel Andrades

https://www.cathdal.org/pages/educational-services
http://www.txcatholic.org/
http://www.csodallas.org/a-day-in-the-life/