No Salvation Outside the Catholic Church | Fr. Isaac Mary Relyea
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The Blessed Virgin Mary's promises of the Rosary particularly
Promise #12
All those who propagate the Holy Rosary shall be aided by me in their necessities.
has come true in this time of uncertainty so it's time to give back to Her through this channel.🙏
This site can't be reach?
@@mariateresa9965 The website works here fatima.org/donate/
@@mariateresa9965 Our apologies for the inconvenience. We find it working now. God bless you.
The Fatima Center did Father say that it is a mortal sin to attend Novus Ordo? I would really like to know the answer to this question. I’m certain I misunderstood. That’s what it sounded like though.
I love you Fr. Isaac Mary because you are a true Sheppard
I didn't know this until God led me to the Blessed Virgin Mary,praying the Rosary made me thirst for the truth by the prayers of the Holy Mother,she led me to this channel and to this Holy Priest🙏.
Our Lady and the Rosary did the same for me!! God Bless!! 3 Hail Marys for Fr Isaac!!
@@YM-gi1qm Hi there.God bless you!
Hi @Maria Teresa!! God bless u too!
I'm starting to think The Blessed Mother is either deaf or doesn't like me.
I have been praying for the conversion of this Protestant girl I have a crush on. She said to me, "We will see who wins: Protestant Jesus or Catholic Mary."
So far, I'm losing the fight.
Andrew Lind - We suggest Our Lady's Rosary in a 54-Day Novena, with added penances and mortifications, and serious study of our holy Catholic Faith.
fatima.org/about/fatima-the-requests/54-day-rosary-novena/
archive.fatima.org/apostolate/vlarchive/pdf/vl130_novena_chart.pdf
OUR LADY OF FATIMA PLEASE CLAIM YOUR VICTORY SOON ❤🌹🕊
In a World Full of Lukewarm Catholic Sheppards, we are blessed to have a Man of True Zeal in Fr. Issac. God Bless you.
Thank you, Father Relyea.
People have to understand that when they as Christ to save them, as Dismas did on the cross, miracles happen.
In 2001, I was living a life of sin and had been for years. As I was driving to work one morning, in heavy traffic in Edmonton Alberta, I cried out to God, "Dear Jesus, if I forget you today, please don't forget me." The thought of being forgotten by Christ and left behind absolutely terrified me. I don't know why I cried out that morning but I know something inside of me was crying out for help. Looking back, I know now that this request started a chain reaction and my life was re-arranged. I suddenly became aware of my sinful lifestyle and abandoned many things starting in 2003.
They say you have to be careful what you pray for. He sent me to His Blessed Mother (I was Consecrated to the Immaculate Heart of Mary at my baptism in 1958) and She, in turn, sent me to the SSPX to be guided by holy priests. Through the SSPX, I have gotten to know many other holy priests like you.
I was fortunate enough to have been baptized and consecrated during the reign of Pope Pius XII.
"Consecration to the Mother of God," says Pope Pius XII, "is a total gift of self, for the whole of life and for all eternity; and a gift which is not a mere formality or sentimentality, but effectual, comprising the full intensity of the Christian life - Marian life." This consecration, the Pope explained, "tends essentially to union with Jesus, under the guidance of Mary."
I haven't missed saying the Rosary daily in years and I attend the Traditional Mass when the SSPX priests can come to the private chapel in my area. As soon as I started wearing the Brown Scapular of Mount Carmel, the desire to pray and to change my life increased in my heart (especially after confession). Today, I am a totally different person... not perfect.... but different.
God Bless you my sister in Christ.And for sharing your Beautiful Story of Conversion.We are so Blessed to have Father ISACC Mary Reyela and Father Michael Rodriquez. Especially in this time of Our lives.We are living the Fatima message even more so now,then of any other time.Let us continue to pray for the Conversion of Russia to the Immaculate Heart of Mary. With thousands,and thousands,of Catholics all over the Nation.Our prayers will reach and be heard to all Heaven during this 54 day Rosary Novena.Please Join in with the Fatima Center.Were on day 9 today.Share with others to join as well.This is extremely important. Huge.Thankyou and May God Bless you always.
@@joanngoettig3787 Thank you Joann. I will join in with the Fatima Center for the Rosary. God Bless.
P.S. What we are seeing now is what Our Blessed Mother described at La Salette.
I pray for the gift of perseverance to the end... and in my heart, I rejoice... because we are seeing the signs of the end times.... which will bring about, the Triumph of Her Immaculate Heart and the return of our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ in all His glory. But, before the appointed time comes, we are going to be persecuted by the evil forces which are operating in high places. Saint Paul tells us to put on the Full Armor of God. The Rosary is our sword. Amen
The Full Armor of God
(Douay Rheims)
10Finally, brethren, be strengthened in the Lord and in the might of his power. 11Put you on the armor of God, that you may be able to stand against the deceits of the devil. 12For our wrestling is not against flesh and blood; but against principalities and powers, against the rulers of the world of this darkness, against the spirits of wickedness in the high places. 13Therefore, take unto you the armor of God, that you may be able to resist in the evil day and to stand in all things perfect. 14Stand therefore, having your loins girt about with truth and having on the breastplate of justice: 15And your feet shod with the preparation of the gospel of peace. 16In all things taking the shield of faith, wherewith you may be able to extinguish all the fiery darts of the most wicked one. 17And take unto you the helmet of salvation and the sword of the Spirit (which is the word of God).
Pray Continually
18By all prayer and supplication praying at all times in the spirit: and in the same watching with all instance and supplication for all the saints: 19And for me, that speech may be given me, that I may open my mouth with confidence, to make known the mystery of the gospel, 20For which I am an ambassador in a chain: so that therein I may be bold to speak according to, as I ought.
Dear Father, there’s hardly any priests like you that are willing to say this openly. God bless you!
I am pentecostal
Does that mean I am not saved ???
Kwame Oteng I think you came to this video for a reason. Don't play with your soul. I went from Athieism to being baptized at 30 last year in the Catholic Church. I didn't even waste my time with other "forms" of Christianity because history shows that the Catholic Church is the One, Holy, Church of our Blessed Lord. Praying for you.
I am a THIRD ORDER ST FRANCIS, it is a great JOY to listen to YOU DEAR
FATHER Issac O Relyea..TOSF ... MERCI BEAUCOUP du Canada.
@Kevin Christian Tait - Regarding your question in the chat box on the Orthodox as schismatic but not heretical:
First, to clarify the seriousness of schism, in the words of three Popes:
“There is only one See founded on Peter by the word of the Lord..., and whoever abandons the See of Peter on which the Church is established trusts falsely that he is in the Church.” (Pius IX, Encyclical “Singulari Quidem,” 1856)
“[I]n this one Church of Christ, no man can be or remain who does not accept, recognize, and obey the authority and supremacy of Peter and his legitimate successors.” (Pius XI, Encyclical “Mortalium Animos,” 1928)
“[T]he Lord said to Peter: ‘Feed My sheep.’ He says ‘My’ [sheep] universally, and not ‘these’ or ‘those’ in particular, and thus it is understood that He entrusted all [of His sheep] to him. If, therefore, the Greeks or others say that they have not been entrusted to Peter and to his successors, they necessarily admit that they are not of the sheep of Christ, since the Lord says, in John, that there is one fold and one shepherd.” (Pope Boniface VIII, Bull “Unam Sanctam,” 1302)
Schismatics are outside of the Church with no hope of salvation except by being joined to it before their death. Saint John the Apostle tells us that whosoever revolteth hath not God. (2 John 1:9) We can gauge from Our Lord’s prayer for unity at the end of His discourse after the Last Supper, what great offense such ruptures from the unity of the Church give to God.
Next, regarding the supposition that the Orthodox profess the same true Faith as Catholics:
From the beginning of the Eastern Schism, the breakaway churches have been not only schismatic but also heretical. In the very act of separating themselves from the obedience due to Our Lord’s chief Vicar in the Church, they put themselves in opposition to the dogmas of Faith regarding Petrine supremacy. Specifically, these dogmas are:
- that Christ appointed the Apostle Peter to be the chief of all the Apostles and to be the visible Head of the whole Church, by appointing him immediately and personally to hold a primacy of jurisdiction throughout the entire Body of the faithful;
- that according to Christ’s ordinance, the successors of St. Peter would exercise the same Primacy over the whole Church and for all time;
- that these successors of St. Peter in the Primacy are the bishops of Rome;
- and that the Pope possesses full and supreme power of jurisdiction over the whole Church, not merely in matters of faith and morals, but also in Church discipline and in the government of the Church.
Each of these four teachings is “of Faith” (de fide), and all of these dogmas have been under attack and denied by the schismatics from the beginning. With time, too, the Orthodox fell into even more errors against the Faith, so that today the Orthodox oppose (and in some matters even heretically deny) a host of Catholic teachings. These include:
- the Procession of the Holy Ghost from both the Father and the Son;
- the Immaculate Conception of the Blessed Virgin (though they admit Her complete sinlessness);
- the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin;
- Papal infallibility;
- Consecration by the Words of Institution;
- the nature of Purgatory (though they admit its existence); and
- the indissolubility of marriage.
They also hold differences from the Catholic Church in regard to the doctrine of the Particular and General Judgments, and in regard to the nature of Original Sin and of Justification. The Orthodox also deny the right of the Church to baptize by pouring water as opposed to immersing the subject, and the right of the Church to give Holy Communion under one kind only. God bless you.
1. Eastern rite Catholics don’t believe in the procession from the Father and the Son, either.
2. Most Orthodox accept the Immaculate conception, they just don’t think it should be considered Dogma.
3. All Orthodox believe in the assumption.
4. You are correct that they must correct their understanding of the Papacy.
5. Eastern rite Catholics don’t believe that consecration occurs at the words of institution, either. In fact, in the Byzantine Catholic liturgy, the bread and wine are still referred to as bread and wine after the words of institution. It is not until the priest prays for the Holy Spirit to make the bread and wine the body and blood of Christ. This is several minutes after the words of institution. This was approved of by many Popes, including Pope Saint Pius X who told Byzantine Catholics to make sure their liturgy was identical to that of the Orthodox.
6. Most Orthodox believe the fundamentals of Purgatory, they just don’t call it by that name. Once again, Byzantine Catholics are the same way.
7. You are correct that they must change their beliefs on marriage.
8. Eastern rite Catholics hold to the Orthodox view of the Particular and General Judgements.
9. Eastern rite Catholics hold to the Orthodox views on Original Sin and Justification.
This is true. The LORD does give us the graces we need to find our way if we look for him and ask him to guide us to his CHURCH. I was lost searching thru all so called religions of the world and I would ask our LORD to show me the truth and he showed me. I am now on the correct path. PRAISE THE LORD and thank you Father for fighting with us
I thank you for keeping it real for us Catholics. I love my faith and love Jesus , Mary. 🙏 Amen
About 13 min, No Salvation outside of the Catholic Church...one should read and analyze Matt 7: 21-23. Who is our Lord talking to?
[21] Not every one that saith to me, Lord, Lord, shall enter into the kingdom of heaven: but he that doth the will of my Father who is in heaven, he shall enter into the kingdom of heaven. [22] Many will say to me in that day: Lord, Lord, have not we prophesied in thy name, and cast out devils in thy name, and done many miracles in thy name? [23] And then will I profess unto them, I never knew you: depart from me, you that work iniquity.
Is He speaking to Muslims? No Hindu? No. People who identify as Christian? Yes. Look at what they claim as their evidence that they are Christian. Yet, our Lord does not consider them His followers...Christians. Why? They did not eat the Eucharist given out by His Apostolic Catholic Church. Therefore, "He that eateth my flesh, and drinketh my blood, abideth in me, and I in him" (John 6:57) never happened. That is why He tells them He never knew them.Conclusion, there is no hope of Salvation outside of the Catholic Church.
And yet your Pope says that even atheists can go to heaven. As Hindus and Muslims.
Catholics completely contradict yourselves.
You are in for a rude shock when you get to heaven because you were deceived into thinking that you will get into heaven by simply eating the Eucharist.
Thank you Fr Isaac. We all need to hear more like this.
Thank you Fr being a faithful priest.
I also didn't know about the Latin mass fr.
I thank you and Faithful traditional priest that speak the truth I come to Know about the Latin Mass and the treasures of the Catholic Faith.
Fr Isaac!!! 💪❤💪
Thank you Father Isaac! you are always an inspiration and your encouragement of words brings a great new start to a week, God bless you, Father Rodriquez and all the Fatima Center
Thank you Father.
Cant wait!
Jesus is the way the truth and the life nobody can come to the father except through him Jesus you must be born again to enter the kingdom of heaven
Father ISACC Reyela.You are a true priest.A true disciple of Christ. WAho teaches on the Truths of this Doctrine.I know many Christians including my mother-n-law.And I don't know how to approach her on this topic.But I will because we need to in order to correct these lies of different religions.When our Lord said to the disciples to go out and spread the Gospel.Theirs no mistake in what he commanded and meant.Yes he said except all who are lost and of different faiths.Only under these conditions.If repented and converted into the one true Catholic Church.God is not a God of division.Only Satan divides.And God knows this and does not decieve or can be decieved.You think our Lord would send the disciples out into the world And say Matthew,you go out and preach Hinduism.And you Mark,Budism.And you John Muslism.And to Christians today to preach that Our Lord and Savior is not truly present in the Holy Eucharist.Or that not to believe in the Imacculate Conception.And rejecting his most Holy Mother.Or Confession.Think about all this.It is clear that these different religions are from the Enemy himself.Thankyou Father Reyela and everyone at the Fatima Center who believes and spreads the one true faith.Which is the only one true Faith.The Holy Roman Catholic Faith.Amen.Amen.
Buy your mother-in-law a copy of Jesus and the Jewish Roots of the Eucharist by Brant Pitre so she can understand what she is missing out on. Jesus and the Jewish Roots of Mary is another good one. Try and draw her in using the positive aspects of Catholicism and emphasize how it holds the fullness of truth while Protestantism is distorted and lacking.
Fr. Isaac, please invest in an external microphone (lapel or DJ/radio desktop style) so that we can hear clearly and without all the echo, thanks!
Lavier clip-on mics work great. I use one myself, you can clip them under your beard haha!
Thank you Fr. Issac, now i understand this statement - " no salvation outside the church". before i was really confused.
POPE JOHN PAUL II: Eternal damnation remains a possibility, but we are not granted, without special divine revelation, the knowledge of whether or which human beings are effectively involved in it.
The thought of hell and even less the improper use of biblical images must not create anxiety or despair... The concept of hellfire, the fiery furnace and the unquenchable fire of Gehenna need to be interpreted as symbolic language... The risen Jesus has conquered Satan, giving us the Spirit of God who makes us cry, “Abba, Father!” (Rm 8:15; Gal 5:6).
Thanks Father Issac
read and learn from the lives of saints - its theology in action.😍😌
Por favor para los fieles de habla hispana... podrían traducir o agregar subtítulos en español? Muchas gracias. Dios les bendiga! 🙏🏻
I'm really getting into these videos.
EXTRA ECCLESIAM NULLA SALUS!!!
Thank you Father. God bless.
I have children that I lovingly try to talk to about coming back to The Church. They get very angry, almost evil sounding ☹️
Maria Westhoff you probably already do this but pray to Saint Monica and ask her to pray for your children and to intercede on your behalf to God!
@@juliekozlowski4902 I do. The prayer is on my nightstand, but I need to say it daily.
@Deb Keo Funny you mentioned that church. I want to go there when the Churches open . I discovered them via online Mass! I am just 2 hours away in Milwaukee WI. Can I do that via online contribution?
@Deb Keo Thank you for the suggestion. I want to look this up for some family members too.
I just bought a book "Deliverance Prayers" published by Sennu's Traditionis Press. Jesse Romero Catholic recommended so when we are getting attacked by evil/satan on family members. I recommend you listen to Jesse Romero Catholic on TH-cam.
I grew up studying The Baltimore Catechism by the time we were in eighth grade we could recite it front to back with understanding. I miss the Latin Mass, I call it the Universal Mass because it is the same in every country. I am unable to attend Mass because of disabilities I go on good days, after this quarantine and the times I have slacked off in the past I will crawl to Mass if I have to. My soul misses the Holy Eucharist and the joy I feel when I receive Christ. I will look for the spiritual communion for the days I am at home and pray for the Body of Christ. Btw have moved to an area of the country where Catholics are not even considered Christian and in general are regarded as satanist
Den Tryn thank you for your prayers and encouragement, my Faith is unshakable
As a man who has a crush on a Protestant woman, this is very hard for me to accept
Rather than calling into doubt the clear and solemn teaching of the Church, why not let this truth of our Catholic Faith spur you to lead your loved ones to the profession of that same divine deposit of revealed truth, where alone there is hope of eternal life and love? God bless you.
My biggest problem with Fr. Isaac is why he is a solo religious and not with his community?
I still implore God's mercy to those who did not grow up in the Catholic Faith.
One great example is Martin Luther King Jr - who was no "saint" by any means - and had a problem with adultery and womanizing, from what I've read...but it's impossible to ignore how God used him, to bring about a sense of racial progress and equity in this country.
I would have a hard time imagining he's condemned. Perhaps still in purgatory. Is that a heretical statement?
MLKs problems are well beyond adultery. He was a communist and extremely wicked in his personal life. His allies and backers were radicals and leftists. God wasn't the one using him.
Thank you father God bless you
Thank you for more understanding of our church
Father do you have information I can turn to when being tempted and how to become strong enough to make better choices
Thank you for your question which we will submit to Father Relyea. In the meantime we can recommend reading from the Gospels daily as a means of growing in virtue. Reading also In times of temptation is a powerful means of taking our mind away from unwanted inclinations to sins of whatever kind, as the wonderful example of Our Lord's virtues leads us toward the same. How can we be angry when we remember His patience and meekness? God bless you.
I just bought a book called "Deliverance Prayers" published by Sennu's Traditionis Press. I learned about this book from a video by Jesse Romero Catholic on TH-cam. I recommend his videos. Awesome. He recommends this book to avoid attacks from satan.
@@christymartinez2078 thank you GOD bless
I'm on your side. Priests have little idea of the sacraments.
Father you just read Pope Eugenio IV ,he said basically not even if they spill their blood for Christ, if they are not in the Church, they will have no salvation. That sounds like soo called
" baptism of blood" is nonsense.
Father, is it true that Padre Pio didn't talk or prophesy about the three days of darkness?
Father Issac, you speak the truth. Tell it as it is.
At the last supper, Jesus made a covenant with whoever ate His body and drink His blood, will live forever. He will live in, and we will live in Him, in communion with Him and His church.
On the book of John chapter six, He explains it in detail. Many deserted Him, (John 6:66) it was too hard for them to accept it.
The funny thing is that the 666 appears for the first time on the New Testament, later in Revelations.
Coincidence?
Father can you discuss the Sin against Holy Spirit? the teachings of the church regarding this topic.
Thank you for your suggestion which we will pass on to Father Relyea. In the meantime we note that Our Lord warned the Pharisees of His day against hardening their hearts against the grace of God. Describing such obduracy as a special class of sins, Our Lord warns us all against resisting the work of the Holy Ghost in the soul. Theologians recognize six sins of this type: despair, presumption, envy, obstinacy in sin, final impenitence, and most importantly to the present discussion, deliberate resistance to the known truth. Each of these sins has the effect of hardening the soul to the inspirations of grace, making repentance unlikely. God bless you.
@@TheFatimaCenter Thank you so much!
Great talk Fr. Isaac Mary. You really strengthen our faith
I have a question from one of the questions that were asked. Is going to the novus ordo Mass a sin?
Thank you for your question which we will submit to Father Relyea. In the meantime we hasten to remind you that while we can confidently and appropriately discuss what does or does not constitute MATTER of sin, we must never presume to judge or accuse others of commiting actual sin. Given that distinction, we also note that the First (and most important) Commandment obliges us to have no part in false worship -- not just in the form of worshiping false gods, but also in any falsified worship of the true God. In terms of public rites, true worship can be found only in the Catholic Church, and these rites are by nature traditional. A newly concocted rite may be sacramentally valid but it would not be Catholic worship. (See the dogmatic definition of Fatih in this regard from the Council of Trent, Session VII, Canon XIII.) An analogous situation exists in the sacramentally valid rites of the schismatic Eastern Orthodox churches in which it would be matter of grave sin to participate. God bless you.
th-cam.com/video/rvqWbxsQ748/w-d-xo.html
The Fatima Center Thank you for your reply. Another question. When you said we should not judge others of committing an actual sin, did you mean it based on the Mass, or based on any other case?
@@ucheanyanwu5972 In any occasion, as a rule. "Judge not and you shall not be judged," as Our Lord admonishes us in His Sermon on the Mount. God bless you.
I might have misheard him, but did he say it's a sin to go to the novus ordo mass? I hope I'm just hearing him wrong.
I thank God for you are one of those holy priests. Just wondering about the 54-day Novena. I can no longer see it after 6 days, why?
Please do continue to join us in completing this crucial Novena for the Consecration of Russia. You can use the links listed below to keep track of the days and to pray along with Father Rodriguez. God bless you.
fatima.org/event/54-day-rosary-novena-for-the-consecration-of-russia/
fatima.org/event/54-day-rosary-novena-joyful-mysteries-in-petition/
fatima.org/event/54-day-rosary-novena-sorrowful-mysteries-in-petition/
fatima.org/event/54-day-rosary-novena-the-glorious-mysteries-in-petition/
Thank you so much! 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
Hi Fr. Isaac & Fr. Rodriguez, thank you for inspiring us, for speaking boldly in the name of God.
I was born Catholic and will die a Catholic. I always attend the mass on Sundays and days of obligation. I say the Chaplet and say the Rosary. I can say I am a devout Catholic but not so knowledgeable about my religion. I despised this pandemic but this lockdown is somehow a blessing in disguise because it led me to watch every thing Catholics on TH-cam. I started to learn about what’s happening in our Church, about the pope, the heresies. I am so hooked up to everything Catholic and don’t get tired listening to it whenever & wherever I have a chance. My husband who is a Catholic, but unfortunately a non practicing one, which really really saddens me is calling me all sorts of stuff like I’m a religion extremist, & a lot more. My 21 y.o daughter thinks I am lunatic.
One of the things I learned is about the new mass. I don’t know about this. I learned too that it’s ok not to attend mass if it’s the ‘new mass’ because it’s invalid anyway. Now I am confused. I love the mass. And I can’t go on living without the mass. How would I know if it’s a new mass I am attending? Please make me understand. Thank you in advance!
@@mariajoancanson5302 Thank you for your question which we will submit to Father Relyea and Father Rodriguez. In the meantime we would agree with you that it is important to assist exclusively at Holy Mass offered according to the traditional rite (though we would not presume to insist that the Novus Ordo Mass is necessarily always invalid). To this end we suggest that you seek out the nearest chapel operated by the Society of St. Pius X, where you can be assured that the priest is offering the Traditional Latin Mass and not a Novus Ordo Mass said in Latin. God bless you.
sspx.org/en/mass-locator
How do we know false prophets because so much we are hearing that to be careful about this... Father please help me understand because I need to know the true ... 🙏🏽😢
Pray daily for the gift of discernment so that you won't be led astray.
Luke Brasting thank you 🙏🏽
Every spirit that confesseth that Jesus Christ is come in the flesh is of God 1John 4:2
Who made the rule that no enters heaven that you have to be Catholic. Was the rule man made?
It is not a man-made rule of the Church but a dogma of Catholic Faith, a truth revealed by God and faithfully taught by the Church. And it was for the good of souls that Our Lord revealed this dogma. Too often, this teaching is viewed as a narrow-minded anathema, such as would give any reasonable person cause to wonder why the Catholic Church should be so intent on sending the greater part of the human race into perdition. It is exactly the opposite. The Church, teaching and governing the faithful with Christ's own authority, acts for the good of souls as She condemns false doctrines and harmful practices. Note the difference: She condemns false doctrines and harmful practices, not human souls. Our Lord alone pronounces judgement on souls, and He established His Church to facilitate their salvation.
The Church serves Our Lord's desire for the salvation of souls when She points to Herself for all to see, like a city built upon a mountain, as having the only means of salvation. Consider how profoundly uncharitable would be Her failure to announce plainly both the haven of safety which She offers, and the mortal danger with which we are threatened by the enemy's deceptions. In Her cry of alarm by which She points out the impossibility of salvation in false religions, She likewise points to Herself and invites all men into Her fold, saying, "Your salvation is here!"
And neither does the faithful Catholic, assenting to this dogma, presume to know particularly who such persons "outside the Church" may be. Even were he to witness a person's death and hear that person's last words-be they prayers or blasphemies, acts of faith or of dissent-he could not presume to know with what dispositions and in what state that person finally left this world. This doctrine is not about judging people; it is simply a matter of believing what Our Lord has revealed about how He will judge all men.
Realizing also how often it must play directly into the devil's interests when complacent Catholics choose to leave non-believers in their supposedly innocent ignorance, or to simply trust in God's mercy for them on account of their apparent good-heartedness, let us hope that an investigation into the traditional teaching of the Church will prompt us Catholics to pray and make sacrifices for conversions, and to speak out to non-Catholic relatives and friends about the truth of the Catholic faith and the urgency of converting. For, as St. Peter Julian Eymard assures us, "The greatest charity we can do a man is to lead him to the true Church, outside of which there is no salvation." And no less urgent is it that we pray for the souls of relatives and loved ones who have departed, to all appearances outside of the Church. Let us resolve to beg our eternal God for the rest of our lives for their conversion, knowing that He can answer our present prayers by giving graces when they were needed, even in times past. God bless you.
I can travel and go to a Latin mass on Sunday but during the week that would be difficult and a Novus Ordo mass is close. Would it be ok to go to that? Or just go for adoration and spiritual communion?
We would urge you not to assist at Novus Ordo liturgies. Even Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament becomes problematic in most parishes due to the practice of Communion in the Hand. God bless you. th-cam.com/video/a7jHVgNZK_E/w-d-xo.html
How will we know false prophet father will the Holy Spirit let me know 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽❤️
We know false prophets by their teachings departing from the Catholic rule of faith. This is why it is so important for us to study the truths of the Faith, so we will be able to recognize false teachings. God bless you. www.olvrc.com/reference/documents/Penny.Catechism.pdf
I always thought that even if you were a protestant or another religion, but lived a Christian lifestyle and was living out of ignorance of the truth of the Catholic faith, that there was a chance for you to be saved. For example, if someone died saving another person's life but was not a practicing Catholic, is there no chance of them making it to Heaven?
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I believed the same errors. It is because we are implicitly or explicitly taught or conditioned to have a Universalist idea of salvation by modern clergy and apologists like those at Catholic answers.
To be saved means one must be a member of the Catholic Church.
Watch the video that Fr linked, he explains it towards the end. It brings a lot of clarity on the topic.
@@pavelrazamazov2672 Fr. is almost correct on the matter but then adheres to error probably through ignorance that people can be saved by baptism of desire or blood.
Neilan Adams no im pretty sure thats been dogmatically condemned. Even St John Vianny didnt believe that. God can work outside of sacraments.
I have a Christian religion teacher that teaches heresies such as that all denominations are likely the same, that the kind of worship we will have in Heaven are those like of the pentecostals/protestants and not what we do in Mass and some more but I cant entirely remember. What should I do? I'm well convinced that she's teaching heresy. Please help me Father.
Thank you for your question which we will submit to Father Relyea. In the meantime we suggest that you speak to your parents about the situation. Our best advice would be to seek out a trustworthy school such as those of the Society of St. Pius X rather than to presume that you will be able to correct the disorders in a diocesan school. God bless you. sspx.org/en/community/schools
Only 4 masses I listen to.the rest r just methodist rambling. I only confess to the Latin rite priest.
I know this is a long shot, but our family is moving to Ft Stewart this summer and we’re searching for a church in the area. Is anyone familiar with that area that can tell us if there is a church that offers Latin Mass in the area? :)
Four hours to the nearest listed chapel of the SSPX. sspx.org/en/community/priories
vicarius filii dei ==== As instructed by the Holy Bible, convert the letters of a man's name into numbers and you will find the sum of 666. -------- Simply convert the letters into Roman Numerals and you shall see the truth of who the beast is.
What about the 1500 years before the Catholic faith was brought to the americas? Did they all go to hell?
Apparently not all, since there are records of evangelists being miraculously brought to preach on this continent (including St. Thomas the Apostle and Ven. Mary of Agreda). Those who were lost would not have been condemned for the sin of unbelief, but rather for their sins against the Natural Law which forestalled the reception of that grace of hearing the Gospel preached to them. God bless you.
Some of what he is saying sounds like Feeneyism, which is condemned heresy. If not, please explain.
Thank you for your comment. To the extent that Father Feeney's teachings coincided with this presentation's content, he was to be praised. His error was in viewing the Sacrament of Baptism ("Baptism of water") as absolutely necessary for salvation.
As to the dogma of our Catholic Faith that outside of the Church there is no salvation and no forgiveness of sins, this has been solemnly and infallibly defined on three occasions:
Pope Innocent III (Fourth Lateran Council, 1215, Dz. 430): "There is but one universal Church of the faithful, outside which no one at all is saved."
Pope Boniface VIII (Bull Unam Sanctam, 1302, Dz. 468-469): "With Faith urging us, we are forced to believe and to hold the one, holy, Catholic Church, and that, apostolic, and we firmly believe and simply confess this Church, outside which there is no salvation nor remission of sin. ... Furthermore, we declare, say, define, and pronounce that it is absolutely necessary for the salvation of every human creature to be entirely subject to the Roman Pontiff."
Pope Eugene IV (Council of Florence, 1441, Dz. 714): "The most Holy Roman Church firmly believes, professes, and preaches that none of those existing outside the Catholic Church, not only pagans, but also Jews and heretics and schismatics, can have a share in life eternal; but that they will go into the eternal fire which was prepared for the devil and his angels, unless before death they are joined with Her; and that so important is the unity of this ecclesiastical body that only those remaining within this unity can profit by the sacraments of the Church unto salvation, and they alone can receive an eternal recompense for their fasts, their almsgivings, their other works of Christian piety and the duties of a Christian soldier. No one, let his almsgiving be as great as it may, no one, even if he pour out his blood for the Name of Christ, can be saved, unless he remain within the bosom and the unity of the Catholic Church."
For a full discussion of this teaching, including the notion that persons who are "invincibly ignorant" of the Christian revelation or their duty to join the Catholic Church can be saved apart from the true Faith or without being joined to the true Church, see Bishop George Hay's book "The Sincere Christian" beginning on page 259. archive.org/details/worksofbishophay02hayuoft
God bless you.
@@drjanitor3747 Thank you for your comment noting Eph. 4:5, on which St. Thomas writes:
Whether three kinds of Baptism are fittingly described-viz. Baptism of Water, of Blood, and of the Spirit?
Objection 1. It seems that the three kinds of Baptism are not fittingly described as Baptism of Water, of Blood, and of the Spirit, i.e. of the Holy Ghost. Because the Apostle says (Ephesians 4:5): "One Faith, one Baptism." Now there is but one Faith. Therefore there should not be three Baptisms.
Objection 2. Further, Baptism is a sacrament, as we have made clear above (III:65:1). Now none but Baptism of Water is a sacrament. Therefore we should not reckon two other Baptisms.
Objection 3. Further, Damascene (De Fide Orth. iv) distinguishes several other kinds of Baptism. Therefore we should admit more than three Baptisms.
On the contrary, on Hebrews 6:2, "Of the doctrine of Baptisms," the gloss says: "He uses the plural, because there is Baptism of Water, of Repentance, and of Blood."
I answer that, As stated above (III:62:5), Baptism of Water has its efficacy from Christ's Passion, to which a man is conformed by Baptism, and also from the Holy Ghost, as first cause. Now although the effect depends on the first cause, the cause far surpasses the effect, nor does it depend on it. Consequently, a man may, without Baptism of Water, receive the sacramental effect from Christ's Passion, in so far as he is conformed to Christ by suffering for Him. Hence it is written (Apocalypse 7:14): "These are they who are come out of great tribulation, and have washed their robes and have made them white in the blood of the Lamb." In like manner a man receives the effect of Baptism by the power of the Holy Ghost, not only without Baptism of Water, but also without Baptism of Blood: forasmuch as his heart is moved by the Holy Ghost to believe in and love God and to repent of his sins: wherefore this is also called Baptism of Repentance. Of this it is written (Isaiah 4:4): "If the Lord shall wash away the filth of the daughters of Zion, and shall wash away the blood of Jerusalem out of the midst thereof, by the spirit of judgment, and by the spirit of burning." Thus, therefore, each of these other Baptisms is called Baptism, forasmuch as it takes the place of Baptism. Wherefore Augustine says (De Unico Baptismo Parvulorum iv): "The Blessed Cyprian argues with considerable reason from the thief to whom, though not baptized, it was said: 'Today shalt thou be with Me in Paradise' that suffering can take the place of Baptism. Having weighed this in my mind again and again, I perceive that not only can suffering for the name of Christ supply for what was lacking in Baptism, but even faith and conversion of heart, if perchance on account of the stress of the times the celebration of the mystery of Baptism is not practicable."
Reply to Objection 1. The other two Baptisms are included in the Baptism of Water, which derives its efficacy, both from Christ's Passion and from the Holy Ghost. Consequently for this reason the unity of Baptism is not destroyed.
Reply to Objection 2. As stated above (III:60:1), a sacrament is a kind of sign. The other two, however, are like the Baptism of Water, not, indeed, in the nature of sign, but in the baptismal effect. Consequently they are not sacraments.
Reply to Objection 3. Damascene enumerates certain figurative Baptisms. For instance, "the Deluge" was a figure of our Baptism, in respect of the salvation of the faithful in the Church; since then "a few . . . souls were saved in the ark [Vulgate: 'by water'," according to 1 Peter 3:20. He also mentions "the crossing of the Red Sea": which was a figure of our Baptism, in respect of our delivery from the bondage of sin; hence the Apostle says (1 Corinthians 10:2) that "all . . . were baptized in the cloud and in the sea." And again he mentions "the various washings which were customary under the Old Law," which were figures of our Baptism, as to the cleansing from sins: also "the Baptism of John," which prepared the way for our Baptism. (S.T. III, Q. 66, A. 11)
Likewise, St. Bernard writes:
"[I] believe...with [St. Ambrose and St. Augustine] that people can be saved by faith...and the desire to receive the sacrament, however only in the case that untimely death or some other insuperable force keep them from fulfilling their pious desire. …
"If an adult...wish and seek to be baptized, but is unable to obtain it because death intervenes, then where there is no lack of right faith, devout hope, sincere charity, ...I cannot completely despair of salvation for such a one solely on account of water, if it be lacking, and cannot believe that faith will be rendered empty, hope confounded and charity lost, provided only that he is not contemptuous of the water, but as I said merely kept from it by lack of opportunity....
"Notice also that, when the Savior said 'whoever believes and is baptized will be saved,' He cautiously and alertly did not repeat the phrase 'who was not baptized,' but only 'whoever does not believe will be condemned' [Mk 16: 16]. This intimated that sometimes faith alone would suffice for salvation, and that without it, nothing would be sufficient." (Letter No. 77, §6)
God bless you.
@@drjanitor3747 Thank you for your reply. The purifying effect of faith commonly known as the Baptism of Desire is not only taught by Church Fathers and Doctors, but is also an explicit part of biblical revelation:
"While Peter was yet speaking these words, the Holy Ghost fell on all them that heard the word. ... Then Peter answered: Can any man forbid water, that these should not be baptized, who have received the Holy Ghost, as well as we? ...[For] God, Who knoweth the hearts... [has given] unto them the Holy Ghost, ...purifying their hearts by faith." (Acts 10: 44, 47; 15: 8, 9)
There is no question that the persons in question here had been regenerated in grace before the reception of Baptism. The Sacrament in their case was a necessity of precept, not of means. God bless you.
@@drjanitor3747 Clearly St. Augustine here speaks of persons with dispositions vastly different from those of Cornelius and his companions, whom St. Peter affirmed by inspiration to have been justified by the purifying effect of true and explicit supernatural faith. This is the teaching of the Church, and those who have misrepresented it to you are dangerous and untrustworthy guides.
The process of Justification was beautifully explained by St. Thomas Aquinas, and later more fully by the Council of Trent. As St. Thomas summarizes, "The first beginning of the heart's purifying is faith; and if this be perfected through being quickened by charity, the heart will be perfectly purified thereby." (S.T. II-II, Q. 7, A. 2) Thus, as he notes elsewhere in the same work, the desire here spoken of "is the outcome of faith that worketh by charity... whereby God, Whose power is not tied to visible sacraments, sanctifies man inwardly. (III, Q. 68, A. 2)
This is precisely what is referred to by analogy as the "Baptism of Desire" - not truly Baptism, and not a Sacrament at all, but the purifying effect on the soul produced by the supernatural virtue of faith, enlivened by charity. This process of Justification is likened to the Sacrament of Baptism because the purification which it effects is fully the same as that produced by the Sacrament, remitting both Original and actual sin, and rendering the soul entirely fit for Heaven. Thereafter, those same dispositions (namely submission to the Catholic rule of Faith and to ecclesiastical authority) which led to this effect likewise propel the person to fulfill the precept requiring that he receive the Sacrament of Baptism. And with the reception of the Sacrament are added other effects not produced by the baptism of desire (namely impression of the indellible mark, remission of all punishment due to actual sins, and incorporation as a member of the Church with a right and power to receive the other Sacraments). If a person thus initially justified by the baptism of desire were to despise and neglect to receive the Sacrament, he would lose sanctifying grace by that grievous sin, but if he were to die before having an opportunity to receive the Sacrament, having persevered in that state of Justification, he would be saved - not outside but within the Church, because he is united to it just as he is to its Spouse, Jesus Christ, although not yet a formal member of it.
In regard to those who die in early childhood and those who never attain the use of reason, the Sacrament of Baptism is absolutely necessary for salvation, for as the Catechism of the Council of Trent affirms, "[I]nfant children have no other means of salvation except Baptism...." The same Catechism continues in regard to adults being able to be justified independently of the Sacrament, which thus removes any immediate urgency for baptizing converts (who are typically received into the Church as a group at Easter Time): "On adults, the Church has not been accustomed to confer the Sacrament of Baptism at once, but has ordained that it be deferred for a certain time. The delay is not attended with the same danger as in the case of infants, which we have already mentioned; should any unforeseen accident make it impossible for adults to be washed in the salutary waters, their intention and determination to receive Baptism and their repentance for past sins, will avail them to grace and righteousness." God bless you.
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Fr. Isaac their is no such thing as Baptism of Desire and Baptism of Blood. The Church never taught this. We can’t follow St. Thomas and St. Alphonsus on their opinions they don’t have infallibility in these issues, Christ gave infallibility to St.Peter and his successors the Church. One must have water Baptism to be saved. One God One Faith One Baptism.
Thank you for your comment which we will submit to Father Relyea. In the meantime we note that the purifying effect of faith commonly known as the Baptism of Desire is not only taught by Church Fathers and Doctors (e.g. St. Thomas, S.T., II-II, Q. 7, A. 2 www.newadvent.org/summa/3007.htm#article2), but is also an explicit part of biblical revelation and the Church’s Extraordinary Magisterium:
"While Peter was yet speaking these words, the Holy Ghost fell on all them that heard the word. ... Then Peter answered: Can any man forbid water, that these should not be baptized, who have received the Holy Ghost, as well as we? ...[For] God, Who knoweth the hearts... [has given] unto them the Holy Ghost, ...purifying their hearts by faith." (Acts 10: 44, 47; 15: 8, 9)
“If any one saith that the Sacraments of the New Law are not necessary unto salvation, but superfluous; and that, without them, or without the desire thereof, men obtain of God, through faith alone, the grace of justification..., let him be anathema.” (Council of Trent, Session VII, Canon IV)
The Fatima Center If Anyone says baptism is optional that is not necessary for salvation let him be anathema Pope Paul lll The Council of Trent, Can 5 on the Sacrament of Baptism Sess, 7 1547
Do you have to be in a state of Grace in order to receive Spiritual Communion?
Tony R. Rahme - Thank you for your question which we will submit to Father Relyea. In the meantime we can refer you Father Rodriguez’ reply to a similar question beginning at 42:30 in the 2019 Poland conference Q&A session below.
Father points out that a realistic desire to make a Spiritual Communion must be based on true love of God, about which Our Lord said, “If you love Me, keep My commandments.” (John 14:15) It would be a meaningless exercise to say to God, at the same time, “I choose to persist in my sins,” and “I desire to be united to You.” For persons who are in a persistent state of mortal sin, the only realistic step toward being united to God is to beg for the grace of contrition and a true purpose of amendment. It is a lie from the evil one suggesting to such persons that they can find a safe middle ground, persisting in sin and yet avoiding estrangement from God.
On the other hand, when a person who is habitually in the state of grace has the misfortune of committing a mortal sin, the immediate desire of course is to be reunited to God. For this a prompt act of perfect contrition and even an act of spiritual Communion are in order, followed by a sacramental Confession as soon as possible. As a 1943 article in the Irish Monthly observed, “Even those who have the misfortune not to be in the state of grace may aspire to communicate spiritually, having first made, to the best of their abilities, an act of perfect contrition. If the contrition, in spite of their good intentions, is not perfect, such persons do not sin, but on the contrary would perform a praiseworthy action, although they would not obtain the graces attached to this form of communion. Such an action could not but tend to dispose them for confession and Holy Communion."
God bless you.
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Is this priest saying that is is a sin to attend the Ordinary Form of the mass?
Yes I believe he is supporting SSPX where they have the traditional Mass.
Leftenant Malachi that is actually insane to assert that someone is sinning be attending mass.
@@cellular1109 Maybe I am. But Fr. Isaac himself in many videos, along with Fr. Rodriguez have said to seek out the traditional Latin mass. There is a reason why. The Novos Ordo contains many sacriledges.
It sounded to me as if he said (or strongly implied) that it's a sin to attend the Novus Ordo. If that is his stance, he is wrong. I've heard another priest from Fatima Center say that it's better not to go to Novus Ordo if that is the only Mass available. I enjoy their talks but you have to be able to identify and discard their error regarding Novus Ordo
@@dlw3425 Thanks for your detailed reply. It seems the Fatima Center borders on Sedevacantism here because of their implications that the Norvos Ordo is invalid or sacrilege. I do agree that receiving on the hand is a sacrilege but that the Mass is still valid if the priest is ordained. If Father Isaac is indeed recognizing that that Francis is the pope, then it would see that in the Norvos Ordo Mass the priest still consecrates the host. All Norvos Ordo Mass's I go to, the priest says "this is the blood which will be shed for many".
Attending a novus ordo mass is a mortal sin?? Father, this is false!
Being Catholic does not give you a ticket to heaven. You have to admit you’re a sinner and that you believe Christ paid the penalty for your sins and invite Him to come into your life as Savior and Lord. Then you need to grow in grace and knowledge by reading His word, the Bible. For by grace are you saved, through faith, it is a gift of God, NOT OF WORKS, lest any man should boast (Ephesians 2:8,9)
There’s always one who has to bring up this man made doctrine. Hope that you listen to Fr Isaac and come to the true faith.
Den Tryn -So this priest is telling everyone that unless you are Catholic, you can’t go to heaven?! How utterly deceptive! He doesn’t know his bible! I was Catholic for 30 years and then I had an encounter with the living Christ. I thank God I saw the light. So much false teaching! It would be wrong for anyone to pass judgement and say that a person can’t go to heaven because they belong to a particular denomination. When you admit you are a sinner and believe that Jesus, plus nothing, paid the FULL PRICE for your sin when He she’d his blood on that cross. At that point you are saved. You have to grow in grace and knowledge by attending a bible believing church and reading the Bible, and live a life that honors and glorifies God. I highly recommend that you listen to preachers such as Charles Stanley, Dr David Jeremiah, Chuck Swindoll, Jack Hibbs, Don Stewart, JD Farag , and Dr Tony Evans, to name a few.
@@frangordon777 The biblical name for these denominations which you mention is "sects of perdition." (2 Pet. 2:1)
Fran, did you leave the Catholic faith of your youth and turn your back on the religion of your ancestors because you wanted a divorce and weren't allowed to remarry? Just a guess, but it's a pretty common occurrence. People who do that usually carry a lot of guilt with them and then lash out at the church, or what they perceive to be the church, because their conscience convicts them. Come back home where you belong.
Luke Brasting -Absolutely not.
I wonder where the Rev. Ian Paisley is now?
I would be more concerned with where you are going, then where a long dead Protestant heretic or anybody else ended up for that matter. Learn the difference between objective and subjective and MYOB. Objectively, I know what brings souls to hell, the state of their souls in NOT within my purview.
@@CarolineEccleston-q9c Hell then.
What exactly is within your purview then?Thanks for your concern by the way.
Every Catholic, has rights as well as responsibilities and they vary in accordance with our state in life. Like most post-moderns, you are asking a PERSONAL question. I don't know you and vice versa. The general principle, according to Church Doctrine, is that individuals should pray for their own souls, the souls of family, friends, and enemies. In her APPROVED apparitions, the Holy Virgin asks for prayers of atonement and reparation for the pervasive sins of the age. Our Lady of Fatima also particularly requested prayer for priests. @@Pelennor
This is the only teaching of the church that I have a problem with...I just cant believe that everyone else who is not catholic is not saved....It does not strike "true" to me...
Thank you for your comment. We must remember that it was for the good of souls that Our Lord revealed this dogma. Too often, this teaching is viewed as a narrow-minded anathema, such as would give any reasonable person cause to wonder why the Catholic Church should be so intent on sending the greater part of the human race into perdition. It is exactly the opposite. The Church, teaching and governing the faithful with Christ's own authority, acts for the good of souls as She condemns false doctrines and harmful practices. Note the difference: She condemns false doctrines and harmful practices, not human souls. Our Lord alone pronounces judgement on souls, and He established His Church to facilitate their salvation.
The Church serves Our Lord's desire for the salvation of souls when She points to Herself for all to see, like a city built upon a mountain, as having the only means of salvation. Consider how profoundly uncharitable would be Her failure to announce plainly both the haven of safety which She offers, and the mortal danger with which we are threatened by the enemy's deceptions. In Her cry of alarm by which She points out the impossibility of salvation in false religions, She likewise points to Herself and invites all men into Her fold, saying, "Your salvation is here!"
And neither does the faithful Catholic, assenting to this dogma, presume to know particularly who such persons "outside the Church" may be. Even were he to witness a person's death and hear that person's last words-be they prayers or blasphemies, acts of faith or of dissent-he could not presume to know with what dispositions and in what state that person finally left this world. This doctrine is not about judging people; it is simply a matter of believing what Our Lord has revealed about how He will judge all men.
Realizing also how often it must play directly into the devil's interests when complacent Catholics choose to leave non-believers in their supposedly innocent ignorance, or to simply trust in God's mercy for them on account of their apparent good-heartedness, let us hope that an investigation into the traditional teaching of the Church will prompt us Catholics to pray and make sacrifices for conversions, and to speak out to non-Catholic relatives and friends about the truth of the Catholic faith and the urgency of converting. For, as St. Peter Julian Eymard assures us, "The greatest charity we can do a man is to lead him to the true Church, outside of which there is no salvation." And no less urgent is it that we pray for the souls of relatives and loved ones who have departed, to all appearances outside of the Church. Let us resolve to beg our eternal God for the rest of our lives for their conversion, knowing that He can answer our present prayers by giving graces when they were needed, even in times past. God bless you.
@@TheFatimaCenter So its all the false doctrines,and practices that this condemns...I get it !!! Its not the souls...Thankyou,thank you ,thank you for helping me understand better...God bless you...😊
Let's say a person goes to a Protestant church and receives a valid Trinitarian baptism. On their way home, the person is hit by a car and killed. Would they go to heaven even though they weren't formal members of the visible Catholic Church? Yes, because the Church teaches that heretics and even pagans can validly baptise. They would be regenerated and justified through their reception of sanctifying grace and made members of the mystical body of Christ. While not being formal members of the visible body, they would be joined to the soul of the Church. Even St. Augustine teaches that children who are born to heretics and receive baptism are members of the Church because they can't be accused of the guilt of schism or heresy since they are below the age of reason and have no idea about about Catholic teaching. A Pope from the 14th century even confirmed this teaching (I don't recall who, I only remember reading it). All the children baptised by heretical sects (Methodist, Anglican, Presbyterian etc) are technically Catholic, but they lose justification and their state of grace when they grow up and knowingly reject Catholic Dogma or commit mortal sin.
@@brattyyoung1917 God bless you!
@@lukebrasting5108 With respect, you speak of conflicting scenarios. Validly confected infant Baptisms outside of the Church do confer sanctifying grace, as you point out, but this is not the case in adult Baptisms as is clear from the infallible teaching of the Church that outside of the Catholic Church, there is no remission of sins:
“There is only one Catholic Church, and that one Apostolic. ... Outside this Church there is no salvation and NO REMISSION OF SINS." (Pope Boniface VIII, Unam Sanctam, emphasis added)
Thus, although the Sacrament of Baptism can be validly confected by Protestants, it does not produce grace or remit sins in those whose intention is to be baptized outside of the Catholic Church. God bless you.
So, even though I am a Catholic, I will go to hell because I call Him the Holy Spirit instead of Holy Ghost? I notice you pray in Latin, which was the common language of St. Jerome's day. Was he a heretic for not praying in Aramaic or Hebrew or Greek? So, are you really gathering or scattering when you condemn Novus Ordo mass when people really have no choice anyway? Has God made you judge? I stand convicted if if He truly has. Maybe I should just walk away and enjoy a worldly life with my remaining years since I have been condemned anyway, since TLM is not in my area. Did I get this right?
PS: Did Christ face away from the Apostles at the Last Supper?
he said if it was available you are ok.
Novus Ordo, new order(only missing world in middle), was penned by a high ranking freemason Bugnini with the help of protestants. And bro' you aint an Apostle so pocket that pride with that passive aggressive PS. Get uncomfortable knowing you enjoy the 'feel good vibe' you get at the new order rite. Do you receive Jesus on your knees? I hope you're not one who with unconsecrated hands touches Jesus.
@@PauloMalleumDeus0202 : Can you drop that tired BS, and answer my questions? They were asked in sincerity.
Pretty sure he was saying that you’ll have a better chance at salvation if you attend the latin mass, because the priests there are more orthodox. Its all about having a good shepherd for a priest.
@@pavelrazamazov2672 : Are you saying only good Shepherds are in the Latin right? Why is everyone a critic but they won't answer my questions?
Do not follow Bergoglio the false priest...
Hmmm. Fr. wavers by speculating with baptism of desire and blood. Those teachings are novel and not part of authentic teaching.
Hardly novel. The majority of the early Church believed John 3:5 to be literal.
@@qdp03 It is literal but baptism of blood/desire unravels the literal meaning.
Neilan Adams Oh did you mean baptism of desire and blood are novel? If so I would agree that is not the official teaching of the Catholic Church.
@@qdp03 Yes. I know most traditionalists support BoD and BoB though, which is bizarre considering they implicitly or explicitly promote that they are followers of authentic Catholicism.
Neilan Adams Well it’s also strange most Catholics who identify as traditionalist don’t even accept St. Thomas’ definition of BoD which only restricts it to catechumens. Today you have people professing a so called invincible ignorance which they say excuses one from not only baptism but supernatural faith!
Bigotry is NEVER pretty.
Benedict is still Pope.
I was wondering about that
No he is not
Pretty sure that he himself said that he no longer was.
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Thank you Father