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Author Topic: "Popes" of the Western Schism same as the "Popes" of Vatican II?  (Read 2112 times)

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  • So, it's quite perplexing that almost no Trads actually understand the root cause fundamental error behind all of Vatican II.  That's because they're so busy hating on Father Feeney to notice the obvious.  Karl Rahner actually pointed it out, and he would know, since he was one of the agitators behind it.

    For hundreds of years they had been eroding EENS dogma to set this entire thing up.  Rahner says he was surprised that the conservative Fathers made not a single peep about what he rightly identified as THE single most revolutionary aspect of Vatican II, what he euphemistically referred to as the "increasing hope of salvation for those outside the Church".

    Lots of Trads, SVs especially ... when asked about the heresies in Vatican II ... invariably respond first with "the heretical ecclesiology", where there's a Church of Christ that includes non-Catholics, etc.

    Indeed ... they're quite right.

    Problem is that 99% of them hold the exact same ecclesiology themselves.  I got banned on X by "Novus Ordo Watch" (too busy docuмenting each clown Mass that happens) merely for pointing this out.  Never a refutation.  Not once.  Only one individual has even attempted one, and it failed (by his own admission).

    MAJOR:  There's no salvation outside the Church.  DOGMA
    MINOR:  Heretics, schismatics, infidels (Hindus in Tibet and the like, Muslims, Jews) ... they can all be saved in some mysterious invincible ignorancy way.
    CONCLUSION:  Heretics, schismatics, infidels ... they can all be IN the Church, somehow.

    That's as plain as the nose on your face.  Since you can't be saved if you're not in the Church, then if you can be saved, you must be in the Church.  Logic 101.  There's no refutation for this.

    So, then, what does that do to "the Church"?  Well, the Church then includes no only Catholics, but can include all these others types these Trad thought leaders claim can be saved (and if you don't agree they'll refuse the Sacraments to you).

    Now you have a "Church" that includes Catholics and all kinds of other people invisibly glommed onto it and in it somehow.  Hmmm.  Sounds just like a Church that has its subsistent core in the visible Catholic Church but can (somehow, invisibly) include others.

    Vatican II ecclesiology in a nutshell, and yet 99% of Trads hold the same ecclesiology.
    God can save whom he is pleased to save and knows the heart better than man. If they understand and reject the truth is the difference 

    Online Michaelknoxville

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  • If you believe he is a manifest, public heretics as you claim then how do you reconcile that with the above Catholic principles and actions in the AI post above? Why don't those teachings apply to you now?
    They do. It took another council to sort through the claims then and it will do so again. The blatant nature required is not there. And i believe they rely on their proxies to implement the heresies and are complicit to it rather than outing themselves directly . Whether it’s bad theology or by nefarious motives is yet to be determined. But…… yes I can’t popesplain to you I have run out of excuses.


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  • Vatican II ecclesiology in a nutshell, and yet 99% of Trads hold the same ecclesiology.
    OK.

    What does that have to do with St. Vincent having a material error about who the Pope actually was and naming him in the Canon?

    vs.

    Someone having moral certitude that Vatican II was heretical and/or Prevost is too and as a result should NOT be equated with the material error of St. Vincent. 

    I have seen you spread this error of fact or comparison (however you want to put it) dozens of times.

    Basically equivocating that just because no one intends to name heretics in the Canon then it is the same/similar to the material error of St. Vincent.
     
    But that would be patently FALSE - if the one saying Mass or attending Mass was morally certain (CONVICTED) that they were manifest, public heretics, then that would necessitate action (removing said heretic from the Canon). 
     
    St. Vincent would NEVER have named Pedro as Pope in the Mass if he had grounds of moral certainty that Pedro had been a manifest, public, heretic like Prevost is. 

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  • They do. It took another council to sort through the claims then and it will do so again. The blatant nature required is not there. And i believe they rely on their proxies to implement the heresies and are complicit to it rather than outing themselves directly . Whether it’s bad theology or by nefarious motives is yet to be determined.
    There is no equivalent between the non-heretical claimants to the papacy during the Western Schism and the heretic "popes" now.

    The principles of Catholic teaching are outlined above, you need to show/demonstrate why those principles do not apply now, but then explain why they were true then (even without a council's definition or a public declaration of heresy).

    But following these teachings will not make your transition in Knoxville easier, contrarily it would make your sacrifices even more difficult because it is not as easy to find Masses that are said NOT in communion with Prevost, therefore bias favoring one's own position is a likely factor in anyone's mind who has "something to lose". It would not be a love the truth that motivates the search, but rather the need to be justified in one's current position and actions. Contrarily, maybe you are having a personal crisis for a reason, and it has nothing to do with your ability or inability to get to Rome "approved" Masses, but rather God may be leading you out into the desert to teach you some things. Prayer is the most powerful and necessary means of saving ones's soul. You can have Masses, Confession, and wonderful community everyday, but if you don't actually pray then those things will not help you. If you don't listen to God about what is happening now, those things won't help you. Many people just want to stay "time-locked" in 1961, but that is not Catholic to think that way. Things change, circuмstances affect us, evil evolves, grows and spreads, and grace is still available to you no matter what situation you are in - do not give up your faith or hope. You only compromise yourself when you declare to God that you are with the heretics (at least that is the principle that is laid out above in the AI chat).

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  • There is no equivalent between the non-heretical claimants to he papacy during the Western Schism and the heretic "popes" now. The principles of Catholic teaching are outlined above, you need to show/demonstrate why those principles do not apply now, but then explain why they were true then (even without a council's definition or a public declaration of heresy). But following these teachings will not make your transition in Knoxville easier, contrarily it would make your sacrifices even more difficult because it is not as easy to find Masses that are said NOT in communion with Prevost, therefore bias favoring one's own position is a likely factor in anyone's mind who has "something to lose". It would not be a love the truth that motivates the search, but rather the need to be justified in one's current position and actions.
    I’ve considered the Byzantine church down the street I’ve considered the Orthodox Church as well…….. with the orthodox route especially there is no sacrifice of self it feels more like escapisms. I think we are to be martyred as Catholics by our own. Let them feel the wrath of it. I definitely understand your frustrations. I can’t popesplain. I can sacrifice. 


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  • I’ve considered the Byzantine church down the street I’ve considered the Orthodox Church as well…….. with the orthodox route especially there is no sacrifice of self it feels more like escapisms. I think we are to be martyred as Catholics by our own. Let them feel the wrath of it. I definitely understand your frustrations. I can’t popesplain. I can sacrifice.
    Orthodoxy is damnable heresy and schism. Keep praying and "flee to the mountains" (the Scriptures). 

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  • Orthodoxy is damnable heresy and schism. Keep praying and "flee to the mountains" (the Scriptures).
    I really want to crash in there and sit down with a spiritual director and have him explain to me what I should do being raised Norvos ordos by a pedophile priest sent to us from Massachusetts to small town upstate ny in fort Edward and have him go over how this drifted me into the abyss of modernism and Americanism. I’ll take the blame for some of it but not all of it as I never knew any better. I had to learn the hard way as a baptized confirmed Catholic and this shouldn’t be.

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  • I had to learn the hard way as a baptized confirmed Catholic and this shouldn’t be.
    You may be baptized if they didn't botch the new rite.

    You are most likely not confirmed, if the new rite of consecration for bishops is invalid.

    Neither you nor I should expect that it was owed to us to be raised good Catholics, just because we exist.

    It is all a free gift from God and you are still ALIVE!

    Repent, believe, and obey God to the end of your life - learning to know, love, and serve Him better everyday.

    Fight on and you can still have the same good hope of your salvation that any of us has 
    (though I believe one can receive more hope from God continually if He should so desire to grant it).


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  • You may be baptized if they didn't botch the new rite.

    You are most likely not confirmed, if the new rite of consecration for bishops is invalid.

    Neither you nor I should expect that it was owed to us to be raised good Catholics, just because we exist.

    It is all a free gift from God and you are still ALIVE!

    Repent, believe, and obey God to the end of your life - learning to know, love, and serve Him better everyday.

    Fight on and you can still have the same good hope of your salvation that any of us has
    (though I believe one can receive more hope from God continually if He should so desire to grant it).
    The confirmation process did not prepare us for any of this. They do not tell you that is so. So if you do not know any better in your youth……. The formation is nothing and the confirmation may as well be the same. I was properly catechized at 35 years old thank God by men like fr. Hesse, lots of apologists, and reading scripture of course with prayer and fasting. The confirmation process did not prepare us in anyway. You would assume it would be valid regardless if it’s not. I hear you. To add my family is Catholic back as far as I can trace. I probably should have listened more to my faithful grandparents than I did. They are not super old and would have been young in the 60s right in the middle of v2. It’s an uphill battle for sure.