The United States Conference of Catholic Bishops (USCCB) in its video reflections on the Daily Mass Readings are separating the Catholic Church from the Kingdom of Heaven,they are also separating Jesus from necessity of being a member of the Catholic Church, for salvation.They are meeting the anti-Semitism and racist criteria set by the Jewish Left organisations.They (SPLC etc) have labelled traditionalist Catholics as anti-Semitic who affirm 1) the Social Reign of Jesus Christ over all political laws and 2) the dogma outside the Church there is no salvation even when affirmed by Vatican Council II (Ad Gentes 7).So the USCCB has changed the Gospel's proclamation and adapted it to the new leftist laws.
The U.S cardinals and bishops also assume that all salvation mentioned in Vatican Council II (LG 16,NA 2 etc) are physically visible to us on earth. So those saved with' a seed of the Word'(AG 11), 'elements of sanctification and truth'(LG 8) etc are physically visible exceptions to all needing to enter the Church with the baptism of water. The USCCB does not have to affirm extra ecclesiam nulla salus or Ad Gentes 7 ( all need faith and baptism for salvation). The irrationality is useful.It helps them remain politically safe.There is no tension.The liberal Rabbis do not protest.
The USCCB has adapted Jesus' Great Commission.
No more is there an ecumenism of return and the need for all to convert into the Catholic Church for salvation.Their irrational interpretation of Vatican Council II, with a false premise, is also being used by the traditionalists and sedevacantists- unaware of the error.-Lionel Andrades
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3 comments:
Catholic Mission:
I don't appreciate you spamming my comments, in order to promote your own blog.
You're welcome to comment, but not in that self-serving fashion.
That's why I deleted the comment you made.
The comment was on the Readings.This was the subject.
Also it referred to a point you left out.Perhaps to protect your career at the price of the Truth.
Fr Martin Fox said...
Catholic Mission:
I don't appreciate you spamming my comments, in order to promote your own blog.
You're welcome to comment, but not in that self-serving fashion
The comment was on the Readings.This was the subject.
Also it referred to a point you left out.Perhaps to protect your career at the price of the Truth.
Fr.Martin Fox if you do not like an opinion or your career does not permit you to express it in a homily or on your blog com box, then you call it spam!
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