I just found a link to it online, but the catechism has been edited on this point:

http://www.willingshepherds.org/My%20Catholic%20faith/My%20Catholic%20Info.htm#Salvation%20and%20the%20Catholic%20Church

I threw out My Catholic Faith catechism because it stated explicitly that there is salvation outside the Church.

What is it that the Church teaches then?

I will tell you what I was taught pre-Vatican II.  There are only Catholics in Heaven.  I am sure that the good Dominican Sisters meant by this that regardless of what you were here in this vale of tears, there are only Catholics in Heaven.  I, however, took her literally.

I was taught that you had to be baptized to be saved.  That those who were not baptized and died without mortal sin on their souls, went to limbo.  

Someone either intending to convert to Catholicism or already taking classes to convert would be saved if he and/or she died before they were baptized and officially entered the Church.

No much hope was held out to us for those who weren't Catholic though, which is why there was such a campaign to convert people (Maryknoll, and other missionary orders).  I distinctly remember having a fund in school  to ransom "Pagan Babies".

I will tell you what I was taught pre-Vatican II.  There are only Catholics in Heaven.

Technically that is true. Besides the doctrines of the Holy Trinity and the Incarnation all other doctrines can be believed implicitly.

Although a person may believe false doctrines, if they are in a state of invincible ignorance then they aren't truly heretics, but material heretics are not members of the Church, but membership in the Church is not absolutely necessary, what is, is that a person die within the Catholic Church, belonging to the soul of the Church in re, and the body of the Church in desire, but this desire can be implicit.

That's a long sentence  

The only catechism I give to family members is the Penny Catechism. I can't force them to read it, but I pray they do.

If you don't mind reading off the computer,

http://www.archive.org/details/catechismofcoun00cathuoft

To the left you have different formats, I usually just download the PDF when getting books off here. It's much easier on the eyes than reading a html format.

Thanks, but the internet is quite hard on my aging eyes.  It is also, for some reason, hard for me to comprehend what I am reading when I read things on the internet.  Our printer isn't working either so I can't print anything out.  

When Our Lord sees fit to send us a financial bonus, there are not a few books on my "to buy" list - including that dear Fr. Faber (his books went the way of the dumpster too).

To Myrna --

How do you know that BOB and BOD are de fide?  Some one told you?  Who?  You read it?  Where?

Unless I am mistaken, Myrna has also been taught that the Fr Popes of GWS were( are)  anti-popes-- this is incorrect.