'The ecclesial service of the Magisterium is rooted in explicit Divine Will ' says Cardinal Mauro Piacenza, Prefect of the Congregation for the Clergy, Vatican
It is not Divine Will that the Magisterium must change the teachings of the Catholic Church.According to Vatican Council II (AG 7) all non Catholics needs to convert into the Catholic Church for salvation and this includes Protestants. Yet Pope Benedict and the Vatican Curia have indicated that they do not have to convert into the Church for salvation. They have also indicated that this is the teaching of the Catholic Church. This is not Divine Will. The Holy Spirit cannot have one way for going to Heaven and avoiding Hell before Vatican Council II and another way after Vatican Council II. Objective reality does not change.
The Magisterium after Vatican Council II interprets the Council with no supportive texts.This is a break from tradition. It has the hermeneutic of discontinuity.
This is not 'explicit Divine Wil'l. There is no New Revelation in the Catholic Church to indicate that Divine Will has changed as the cardinal suggests.
The SSPX has to accept these errors in the name of Vatican Council II.
Cardinal Mauro Piacenza says:
Cardinal Mauro Piacenza says:
One might make reference also to openness toward Christians belonging to other confessions, which has caused the preciousness of unity to re-emerge, in all its beauty, as a necessary attribute of the Church, and as a gift, freely offered by Christ, of being ever welcoming, by means of a continuous purification of those who belong to Him.According to Vatican Council II (AG 7) Christians belonging to other confessions need Catholic Faith for salvation.The Vatican does not mention this or seem open to this Conciliar teaching. AG 7 indicates that the explicit Divine Will has not changed.-Lionel Andrades
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Clergy Congregation Prefect Speaks of the 50th Anniversary of Vatican II By Antonio Gaspari ROME, SEPT. 10, 2012 (Zenit.org) .- http://www.zenit.org/article-35485?l=english