Who has the privilege of destroying God's Church?  Is it given to Islam?  No.  Regarding the modern controversies, is it given to the atheistic socialists?  No. Pope Blessed Paul VI wrote the new rites. In a certain sense,  God's Church must self-destruct. Only God destroys his Church.  Nothing really can destroy God's Church but God, because this Church is infallible.  So, the great falling away at the end of time, is from God.  It appears to be a great falling away, but God also preserves his own Church.  There is an orthodoxy preserved, although perhaps not scholastic in nature.  This is the mystery of iniquity.  No one destroys God's Church but God.

Who has the privilege of destroying God's Church?  Is it given to Islam?  No.  Regarding the modern controversies, is it given to the atheistic socialists?  No. Pope Blessed Paul VI wrote the new rites. In a certain sense,  God's Church must self-destruct. Only God destroys his Church.  Nothing really can destroy God's Church but God, because this Church is infallible.  So, the great falling away at the end of time, is from God.  It appears to be a great falling away, but God also preserves his own Church.  There is an orthodoxy preserved, although perhaps not scholastic in nature.  This is the mystery of iniquity.  No one destroys God's Church but God.

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Did you not know that the Church exists in Heaven?

CATECHISM OF SAINT PIUS X

The Ninth Article of the Creed

5 Q. Where are the members of the Church to be found?
A. The members of the Church are found partly in heaven, forming the Church Triumphant; partly in purgatory, forming the Church Suffering; partly on earth, forming the Church Militant.

9 Q. Does the Communion of Saints extend also to heaven and purgatory?
A. Yes, the Communion of Saints also extends to heaven and purgatory, because charity unites the three Churches — the Triumphant, the Suffering and the Militant; the Saints pray to God both for us and for the souls in purgatory; while we on our part give honour and glory to the Saints, and are able to relieve the suffering souls in purgatory by applying on their behalf indulgences and other good works.