Does anyone know why there is such an explosion of Feeneyism not only on Cathinfo, but in the traditional world in general? Most Catholics understand the unorthodox nature of this position, however I suspect that many people new to tradition are gullible and susceptible to being scammed. I wonder how many of these people may have fallen for a fake email Nigerian money scam?

Everyone knows that there is only *one* sacrament of baptism and this is performed by using natural water, as the matter and saying the form; “I baptise thee, in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Ghost”.

As has been taught by the Ordinary and Universe Magisterium of the Church throughout the ages and more clearly defined by the Council of Trent, the grace of the sacrament can be supplied by a desire for the sacrament combined with perfect contrition, if one were to die before he receives the actual sacrament. Obviously this an extremely rare occurrence, but it is best exemplified by the case of Saint Emerentiana who is venerated as a Catholic saint, but never received the actual sacrament of baptism.

Disingenuous, which increasingly seems characteristic of this particular OP and his lot.

Did you have trouble understanding the OP?

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For example, are you aware there are 3 Creeds of the Catholic Church?  (For example, as it were, Credo I, Credo II and Credo III.)
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Apostles' Creed (we use that with our Rosary every day -- that is, we should.)
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Nicene Creed (from the Council of Nicaea and amended with the Filioque clause -- you don't deny the Catholicity of Filioque, do you??)
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And finally, it's your turn to fill in the blank. And the answer is not the Creed of the Council of Trent, or of Pope Paul IV, etc.
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BTW the Latin word Credo translated to English is "I believe," not "We believe." The latter would be Credamus.
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I say that because if you go to a local Novus Ordo parish you'll hear them say "We believe" in many cases. Roger Cardfile Mahony started that.
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If you're worried about it, the point is, what is necessary first of all to believe if one would attain to salvation from hell?
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Quote from: Recusant Sede on October 31, 2017, 06:33:02 PM

What does this have to do with the price of tea in China? Just to humor you, it’s the Athanasian Creed that I believe you are asking for. 

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Thank you. I was asking exactly for the Athanasian Creed.
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Do you know how it answers the question I posed? What is the first thing a human being needs to avoid hell forever?
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BTW it seems to me avoiding hell forever is more relevant than Chinese tea prices, but I'll leave you to speak for yourself.
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Thank you. I was asking exactly for the Athanasian Creed.
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Do you know how it answers the question I posed? What is the first thing a human being needs to avoid hell forever?
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BTW it seems to me avoiding hell forever is more relevant than Chinese tea prices, but I'll leave you to speak for yourself.
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