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1. The Original Sin of Adam closed Heaven for all men (sanctifying grace was lost) ... Hell became the only possible destination for the immortal souls of men. 2. God re-opened Heaven by founding the Catholic Church and re-introducing sanctifying grace to men's souls ... the same grace which Adam and Eve had lost.
We are currently in the Great Apostasy (world-wide rejection of God's Catholic Dogma), these warnings apply: 3.Warning 1: A non-Catholic anti-Christ cult (the vatican-2 heretic cult) took over all Catholic properties on 8 Dec 1965 ("v-2 council" close date).
[Section 12, 13] 4.Warning 2:No one Ordained those that you think are Priests ... all Bishops of the "v-2 council" were automatically excommunicated on 8 Dec 1965.
[Section 13.2] 5.Warning 3: Your fake "priests" turned you into heretics ... the stage shows are not Mass ... participation in the vatican-2 heresy excommunicates. [Section 13.2.2] 6.Warning 4: Top level view ... why there is not a single Catholic Bishop or Priest in the world. God's Catholic Church is devastatingly small in numbers. [Section 13.6] All vatican-2-ists: You are excommunicated from the Catholic Church. You must Abjure your heresy.
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7. One can still be Catholic and get to Heaven with a proper baptism in water
[Section 7] ... believing the Dogmas ... and keeping free from mortal sin. [Section 10.1] 8. All grace, both actual and sanctifying grace, starts with God and comes into the world ... by way of the Blessed Virgin ... as Jesus Christ Himself did. [Section 4, 4.4] 9a. The Old Testament Israelite religion was the Catholic Faith unfulfilled ... the "judaism" fable started about 200 B.C. Jesus Christ was not a jew. [Section 39.1, 39.4] 9b. The "koran" is wrong ... Mohammed was not a prophet ... "allah" does not exist. The so called "allah god" makes countless errors in the "koran". [Section 113] 10.All baptized heretics are excommunicated from Christianity and headed for Hell ... with the world's pagans (those not properly baptized in water).
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Infallibility only applies to matters of Faith and Morals
Infallibility does not apply to the Canonizations of Saints
Pope Saint Leo the Great, Doctor of the Church, died 461 A.D.
"The faith shall never vary in any age, for one is the faith which justifies
the Just of all ages. It is unlawful to differ even by a
single word from Apostolic doctrine."
Pope Pius X, died 1914
"I accept the doctrine of faith as handed down to us from the Apostles by the
orthodox Fathers, always in the same sense and with the same interpretation."
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Introduction:
1. There is much debate and rumor on the issue of whether Canonizations of Catholic Saints are infallible ... Canonizations are not infallible as shown in the four parts of this Section.
2. The Catholic Church has defined that ... infallibility only applies to matters of Faith and Morals.
3. The Catholic Church has defined that ... infallibility can only be applied to truths which were revealed by God before the death of the last Apostle, Catholic Saint John. The death of Saint John in 99 A.D. marked the end of public Divine revelation.
4. The soul damning "trick" ... the vatican-2 jew-heretic cult has been employing ... by lying about the "infallibility of canonizations" is as follows ...
"Since canonizations are infallible, that means non-Catholic apostates ... "benedict 16", "john-paul 2", "francis" must be "Popes" ... proven false on Sections 12.6, 12.7, and 12.10 respectively.
This Section contains ...
Sub-part A: Infallibility only applies to subjects of Faith and Morals ... addressed during the time of public Divine revelation (the time before the death of the last Apostle, Catholic Saint John).
Sub-part B: Infallibility only applies to subjects of Faith and Morals ... infallibility does not apply to the sanctity of persons.
Sub-part C: Canonizations are not infallible ... canonizations of Saints by the Pope did not even start until the 9th or 10th Century.
Sub-part D: The infallibility of Canonizations ... is not addressed anywhere in any Source of Dogma of the Church.
S u b - p a r t A
Infallibility only applies to subjects of Faith and Morals ... addressed during the time of public Divine revelation
(the time before the death of the last Apostle, Catholic Saint John in 99 A.D.)
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1. By Catholic definition, the entire public supernatural revelation of the Catholic Faith ended with the death of the last Apostle, Catholic Saint John.
2. The Pope only has the charism of infallibility when promulgating Sources of Dogma related to Catholic Faith and Morals ... the revelation of which ended with the death of Saint John. In other words, the subject of an infallible decree on Faith or Morals would have to be a subject revealed before the death of the last Apostle.
3. The sanctity and works of charity of someone who lived in the 12th century is not a subject of Divine revelation before the death of the last Apostle.
4. The sanctity and works of charity of someone who lived in the 14th century is not a subject of Divine revelation before the death of the last Apostle.
Three Sources of Dogma which address the four points above ...
Vatican Council of 1870, Session 3, Dogmatic constitution on the Catholic Faith, Chapter 2 On revelation, Paragraph 5, 24 April 1870 >
"Now this supernatural revelation, according to the belief of the universal Church, as declared by the sacred Council of Trent, is contained in written books and unwritten traditions, which were received by the Apostles from the lips of Christ himself, or came to the Apostles by the dictation of the Holy Spirit, and were passed on as it were from hand to hand until they reached us."
Note 1: The supernatural revelation on faith and morals ... is that which was received by the Apostles, before the death of the last Apostle (Catholic Saint John) in 99 A.D.
Note 2: Supernatural revelation subjects (the subjects of infallible definitions) ... do not and cannot include ... the faith and sanctity of individual persons ... in later centuries.
Vatican Council of 1870, Session 4, Chapter 4, Article 6, 18 July 1870 >
"For the Holy Spirit was promised to the successors of Peter not so that they might, by His revelation, make known some new doctrine, but that, by His assistance, they might religiously guard and faithfully expound the revelation or deposit of faith transmitted by the Apostles."
Note 1: The revelation provided by the Holy Spirit ... is that which was received by the Apostles, before the death of the last Apostle (Catholic Saint John) in 99 A.D.
Note 2: Saying that "Canonizations are infallible" ... "is making known a new doctrine" ... that a particular person is infallibly defined as being in Heaven. This would be something which was not revealed by the Holy Spirit to the Apostles before 99 A.D.
Vatican Council of 1870, Session 4, Chapter 4, Article 9, 18 July 1870 >
"With the approval of the Sacred Council, we teach and define as a Divinely revealed Dogma that when the Roman Pontiff speaks Ex-Cathedra, that is, when, (1) In the exercise of his Office as shepherd and teacher of all Christians, (2) In virtue of his supreme Apostolic authority, (3) He defines a doctrine concerning faith or morals to be held by the whole church, he possesses, by the Divine assistance promised to him in blessed Peter, that infallibility which the Divine Redeemer willed his Church to enjoy in defining doctrine concerning faith or morals."
Note 1: Infallibility applies to subjects on ... faith and morals ... as this citation says twice.
Note 2: The subject of Canonizations are the faith and sanctity of ... individual persons ... which is not an issue of faith definition or morals definition.
Note 3: Saying that "Canonizations are infallible" ... "is making known a new doctrine" ... that a particular person is infallibly defined as being in Heaven. This would be something which was not revealed by the Holy Spirit to the Apostles before 99 A.D.
And ... Ordinary Magisterium citation ...
Pope Pius X, Syllabus Condemning the Errors of the Modernists (Lamentabili Sane), 3 July 1907, Article 21 >
"Revelation, constituting the object of the Catholic faith, was not completed with the Apostles." (Condemned as error)
Summary:
Papal Canonizations (which started in the 9th or 10th century) cannot fall under the umbrella of infallibility because the Canonizations do not address subjects covered in the Divine revelation period ... which ended in 99 A.D.
Since Canonizations are not in the realm of ... faith and morals ... they are not infallible.
The subject of Canonizations are the sanctity of persons, so they cannot be considered infallible.
S u b - p a r t B
Infallibility only applies to subjects of Faith and Morals ... infallibility does not apply to the sanctity of persons
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Popes can only teach infallibly on matters of Faith and Morals, they cannot teach infallibly regarding the sanctity of persons. This was defined at the Vatican Council of 1870 as follows:
Vatican Council of 1870, Session 4, Chapter 4, On the infallible teaching authority of the Roman Pontiff, 18 July 1870, Paragraph 6 >
"We teach and define as a divinely revealed dogma that when the Roman Pontiff speaks Ex-Cathedra, that is, when,
1. In the exercise of his office as shepherd and teacher of all Christians,
2. In virtue of his supreme Apostolic authority,
3. He defines a doctrine concerning faith or morals to be held by the whole Church,
He possesses, by the divine assistance promised to him in blessed Peter, that infallibility which the divine Redeemer willed his Church to enjoy in defining doctrine concerning faith or morals. Therefore, such definitions of the Roman Pontiff are of themselves, and not by the consent of the Church, irreformable."
Summary:
This dogmatic citation states the Pope has the charism of infallibility (under the conditions of this decree) when teaching on Faith and Morals, not on the subject of the final destination of men's souls.
S u b - p a r t C
Canonizations are not infallible ... canonizations of Saints by the Pope did not even start until the 9th or 10th Century
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Catholic right reason on this subject:
Before the 9th or 10th century local Bishops would grant that certain persons such as martyrs and confessors could be given public ecclesiastical honor; such honor, however took place in the local territory over which the grantors held jurisdiction.
There is dispute as to when the first canonization occurred that was granted by a Pope. Some say it was Leo III’s canonization of Saint Swibert in 804; others say the canonization of Saint Udalrio by John XV. in 993 A.D.
Setting aside for a moment that canonizations are not infallible ... one cannot say that those who were designated as Saints prior to the 9th or 10th century are infallibly in Heaven since the local Bishops who made these decrees do not have the charism of infallibility, only the Pope does (but not on canonizations).
Those who were designated as Saints prior to the 9th or 10th century are designated as "Pre-Congregation".
Based on this peripheral aspect of this subject, one must come to the conclusion that ... canonizations are not infallible decrees of the Church.
S u b - p a r t D
The infallibility of Canonizations ... is not addressed anywhere in any Source of Dogma of the Church
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The list of the De Fide Dogma of the Catholic Church is on Section 3 of this website. Canonizations are not addressed in a Dogmatic manner by the Solemn Magisterium ... however, the Solemn Magisterium has dogmatically stated that it is permissible and profitable to venerate those who have been designated as Saints, their relics, and their images.
Search of the writings of the worldwide Catholic Councils (in an ms-word document), on the word canonization:
The word "canonizations" appears only one time in the writings of the Catholic worldwide Councils it is discussed in the Council of Florence as follows:
Council of Florence, Session 23, 26 March 1436 >
"Since the cardinals of the holy Roman Church are considered to be part of the body of the Roman Pontiff, it is extremely expedient for the common good that, following ancient custom, serious and difficult questions should hereafter be settled on their advice and direction after mature deliberation, especially the following: decisions on matters of faith; canonizations of saints ... laws and constitutions ... foundations of new religious orders ..."
The context of this extract which mentions "canonizations of saints" is simply that Popes should have advice and deliberation from other bishops on various matters and that canonizations is one of these matters ... in line with the above Dogma ... there is no text about canonizations being infallible.
Our search of the Council texts shows that there is no Canon, Decree, or other teaching in any Council that states that canonizations are infallible.
If infallible canonizations was a teaching of the Catholic Church ... it most certainly would have to have shown up in this search.
Search of the entire Denzinger Sources of Catholic Dogma (in an ms-word document), on the word canonization:
There is one instance of the word "canonization" (in Article 342) of the Denzinger. This is a decree regarding the veneration of Saint Udalrich, a Bishop.
There are no articles in the Denzinger Sources of Catholic Dogma that say that canonizations are infallible ... this subject is not even addressed.
If infallible canonizations was a teaching of the Catholic Church ... it most certainly would have to have shown up in this search.
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Ezechiel 44:2 > "This gate shall be shut … no man shall pass through it … the Lord the God of Israel hath entered in by it."
Proverbs 8:35 > "He that shall find me (the Blessed Virgin), shall find life, and shall have salvation from the Lord."
St. Bonaventure, died 1274 > "No one ever finds Christ but with and through Maria. Whoever seeks Christ apart from Maria seeks Him in vain."
Genesis 3:15 > "I will put enmities between thee and the woman, and thy seed and her seed: she shall crush thy head, and thou shalt lie in wait for her heel."
Ecclesiasticus 24:25 > "In me is all grace of the way and the truth, in me is all hope of life and virtue."
St. Antoninus, died 1459 > "All graces that have ever been bestowed on men, all of them came through Maria."
St. John Damascene, died 749 > "Pure and Immaculate Virgin, save me and deliver me from eternal damnation."
Wisdom 7:26 > "For she is the brightness of eternal light, and the unspotted mirror of God's majesty."
Ecclesiasticus 24:24 > "I am the mother of fair love, and of fear, and of knowledge, and of holy hope."
St. Agnes, died 304 > "There is no one in the world who, if he asks for it, does not partake of the Divine mercy through the tenderness of Maria." (Truth and mercy cannot be separated)
Proverbs 30:11-12 > "There is a generation that ... doth not bless their mother. A generation pure in their own eyes and yet not washed from their filthiness."
Blessed John Eudes, died 1680 > "Every grace and blessing possessed by the Church, all the treasures of light, holiness, and glory ... are due to the intercession of the Blessed Virgin Maria."
St. Athanasius, died 373 > "Thou, O Lady, were filled with grace, so that thou might be the way of our salvation and the means of ascent into the heavenly kingdom."
Psalm 131:8 > "Arise, O Lord, into Thy resting place: Thou and the ark, which Thou hast sanctified." (The Blessed Virgin bodily in Heaven)
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Truth of the super-natural order: All grace starts with God, goes to the hands of the Blessed Virgin, and then into the world. God (Grace Himself) came into the world by the Blessed Virgin, God never changes, all grace follows the same path to this day and until the end of the world.
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