PURPOSE

The overall purpose of this four part document is to ensure that the fewest number of Christians - mostly Catholic - do not fall in the death trap of adoring the False Christ who will be sprung upon the unsuspecting humanity right before the true Second Coming of Christ.

We wish to remind the reader that we consider: (a) the Catholic Faith the faith with most revealed truths - thus the most effective faith to establish a solid link with God; (b) and there was a real, valid and necessary Petrine Ministry which used to be fulfilled by the Bishop of Rome.


BACKGROUND

In the First Part [1] of this document we explained the Theology which confirmed the reality that there is Salvation outside the Roman Catholic Church. To do so we used the same document that Ratzinger's Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith originally published, Dominus Iesus.

In the Second Part [2] we dismantled the efforts of the second non-Pope after John Paul II, the Argentinean Jorge Bergoglio, who was, once again, trying to pass as a Divine Truth the lie that there is only Salvation from within the Roman Catholic Church .
In the Third Part [3], quoting directly from the Roman Catholic Church Catechism, we further dismantled their claim about said requirement.

In the Fourth Part we are going back to the Holy Scriptures to bring to an end our demonstration that there IS Salvation outside the Roman Catholic Church.

We will not explain this matter any further less those who are to be entrapped by the False Christ ".... at any time they should see with their eyes, and hear with their ears, and understand with their heart, and be converted, and I should heal them." [Matthew 13:15]


DETAILS

We received a letter from a reader which brought up a point regarding this matter; a point which we felt needed to be clarified. This concluding document is, in essence, our response to said letter.

The Letter


Our Response

We thank you for this opportunity to address this global issue for the last time, being so the Will of God.

Of the Seven Sacraments it is the Holy Communion which provides supernatural nourishment to the soul when the bread and wine have been properly transubstantiated into the Body and Blood of Christ. Although it sounds as cannibalism it is not and it was never intended to be understood as that. Through the Grace of God, I actually know what happens to the bread and wine at the Consecration so, to me, the fact that it provides unequaled supernatural nourishment to the soul is an absolute reality and not because someone told me.

With that said, let us ask ourselves the following questions:

(a) How did the repented thief manage to be in the Kingdom with Jesus "this day"?




Obviously he did not fulfill what too many understand as an absolute requirement, as it seems to be spelled out in John 6: 53-54

(b) Why didn't Jesus tell His Apostles/Disciples to recruit the man who was "casting out devils in Thy Name" but "who followeth not us"?


After all, if they did not fulfill what too many understand as an absolute requirement, as it seems to be spelled out in John 6: 53-54, they would be lost forever.

(c) How did those who, in the very early stages of Christianity did not consume the properly transubstantiated bread and wine, enjoyed the promised Eternal Life?

After all, if they did not fulfill what too many understand as an absolute requirement, as it seems to be spelled out in John 6: 53-54, they would be lost forever.

(d) What about God's chosen ones - Abraham, David, Moses, John the Baptist? None of them consumed the Transubstantiated bread and wine. Did they miss the promised Eternal Life? Of course not!

They obviously did not fulfill what too many understand as an absolute requirement, as it seems to be spelled out in John 6: 53-54.

(e) Last, but not least, what about those who have never heard of Jesus because of the monumentally failed Evangelization effort?

Let us use the official Catechism of the Roman Catholic Church (4) to answer that question.





The Catechism is absolutely correct here. We can, in all humility, state so because through the Grace of God, and not because of his intellect, miguel de Portugal knows the way in which "God can lead those who, through no fault of their own, are ignorant of the Gospel, to that faith without which it is impossible to please him."

Given the above, it is obvious that the consumption of the Transubstantiated bread and wine is not an absolute requirement for the salvation of a soul but, as we do not tire of repeating: it is the greatest help that a human could possibly have in journeying through Time towards Eternity.

Back to what John wrote and look at it as it was originally intended.


Jesus is the Word of God made Flesh. If we consume - eat and drink - the Word of God, we will have Eternal Life.

We have warned the Faithful about the dangers of Biblical Literalism. (5) Let's face it, if we "go literal", precious little of the Catholic Faith would remain standing. For example, in the Last Passover Meal Jesus said:


Passover Meal takes place once a year and is conducted in accordance to the instructions God gave Moses and to which Jesus adhered to (Remember? Do not think that I am come to destroy the law, or the prophets. I am not come to destroy, but to fulfill. [Matthew 5:17]).

Now then, if we "go literal", the Mass should be offered only once a year, on the day of Passover the date of which is to be determined according to the parameters used by Jesus and not the Temple Masters. (6) In addition, the format would be exactly that which Jesus used.

In closing, we wish to remind one and all that, just as The sabbath was made for man, and not man for the sabbath. [Mark 2:27], organized religion was made for man, and not man for organized religion. Man was made for God! Period!


CONCLUSION

We will not explain this matter any further less those who are to be ensnared by the False Christ ".... at any time they should see with their eyes, and hear with their ears, and understand with their heart, and be converted, and I should heal them." [Matthew 13:15]






Published on July 16th, 2014 - Feast of Our Lady of Mt. Carmel