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It is 100% certain you're headed for Hell ...
for rejecting the Catholic Dogma ...
Warning: There are no bishops or priests in these times
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.
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]
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Ordinary (non-Dogmatic) Catholic citations ... on the requirement ~ ~
Pope Pius IX, Graves Ac Diuturnae, Paragraph 4, 23 March 1875 > ~ ~
Introduction:
1. Any properly baptized person who falls into heresy against any Catholic Dogma ... or who has participated in a heretic cult after the age of reason (7 years) ... must make a Formal Abjuration ... to re-enter Christianity (the Catholic Church).
2. This Section lists ordinary sources ... on the requirement to Abjure for persons described in Number 1 above. Section 19.1.1 lists infallible Sources of Dogma on the requirement to Abjure.
3. C a u t i o n ... books with the words "Catholic Encyclopedia" and "Catholic Dictionary" on the cover will have heresy against the Salvation, Water Baptism, and ignorance does not save Dogma ... but they do address Abjuration.
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Pope Pius VI, Charitas (regarding the "civil oath" in France), 13 April 1791 >
Note 1: Something called the "Civil Constitution of the Clergy" of 1790 ... sought to regulate the Catholic Church in France ... and to make the Catholic Church a state religion, that is, subject to national law. The was just after the "1789 revolution" when the heretics and jews went into their tidal wave of homocide of priests and religious across God's Catholic France.
Note 2: "French" army led by anti-Christ General Louis Alexandre Berthier captured Rome ... and imprisoned Pope Pius VI, who would die in captivity in Valence, France.
Note 3: We see now (of course) France (and the other) former Catholic Monarchies (functioning societies) ... are devolved into heretic, apostate, and moral sewers. Pope Benedict XIV, Magnae Nobis encyclical (regarding Marriage), Paragraph 4, 29 June 1748 > "The Congregation of the Holy Office held in his presence on June 16, 1710, ordered the Archbishop of Malines to give no permission or dispensation for marriages to be celebrated between a contracting Catholic and a heretic unless the abjuration of heresy had indeed preceded; he ordered that the theologians who had opinions contrary to this practice be sharply admonished."
Note: Pope Benedict XIV saying that those who speak against the requirement to Abjure are to be ... "sharply admonished".
Pope Pius X, Ad Diem Illum Laetissimum (regarding the Immaculate Conception), 2 February 1904 > "They may also be absolved from all sin or excess, even those reserved to the ordinaries themselves and to Us and to the Apostolic See, on condition however that a salutary penance be enjoined together with the other prescriptions of the law, and in the case of heresy after the abjuration and retraction of error as is enjoined by the law."
Note: The last word ... "law" in this citation is referring to Divine Law ... since Abjuration is addresses in Catholic Dogma as seen in Section 19.1.1.
Pope Leo X, Decet Romanum Pontificem (on the excommunication of Martin Luther and followers), 3 January 1521 > "Many of those who had followed the errors of Martin took cognisance of our missive and its warnings and injunctions; the spirit of a saner counsel brought them back to themselves, they confessed their errors and abjured the heresy at our instance, and by returning to the true Catholic faith ..." The Detection of Heresy in Late Medieval England, Ian Forrest, page 107 > "On 14 July (Thomas) Brouns came before Convocation, chaired in Chichele's absence by Bishops Langdon of Rochester and Fleming of Lincoln, and reported on the committee's deliberations. He publicly produced and read a tract on the mode of proceeding against heretics and also a formula for the abjuration of errors and heresies."
Note: Please see Section 54 of this site ... regarding the Holy Inquisition. For every one (1) death sentence in the Catholic inquisition ... there were over 570,000 deaths in the inquisitions run by the heretics and jews ... in defense of their false "gods" of nationalism and materialism (total non-natural deaths = 461,900,000 (almost 462 million)).
The Reception of Baptized Christians: A History and Evaluation, Dale J. Sieverding, page 21 > "The abjuration of schism is meant to be a public profession of fidelity to the Church and a renunciation of errors. (...) The heretics were also required to make a public profession of faith and abjuration of their errors." Original Catholic Encyclopedia, published in 15 volumns from 1907 and 1912 by the Robert Appleton Company > "Abjuration, a denial, disavowal, or renunciation under oath. In common ecclesiastical language this term is restricted to the renunciation of heresy made by the penitent heretic on the occasion of his reconciliation with the Church. The Church has always demanded such renunciation, accompanied by appropriate penance. In some cases the abjuration was the only ceremony required; in others abjuration was followed by the imposition of hands, or by unction, or both by the laying on of hands and by unction. St. Gregory the Great (A.D. 590-604) in a letter (Epistolae, lib. XI, Ep. lxvii, P.L., Tom. LXXVII, Col. 1204-08; Decret. Gratiani, Pars III, Dist. iv, c. xliv) to Quiricus and the Bishops of Iberia, concerning the reconciliation of Nestorians."
Note 1: So people who have become heretical or adhered to a heretical sect are not received into communion by the Church, until they abjure. The Church considers them to be non-Catholic until they fulfill this discipline.
Rituale Romanum, Reception of Converts and Profession of Faith > "If ascertained that the former baptism was valid, reception into the Church will consist only in abjuration of former errors and profession of faith."
Note 1: The Catholic Church has always done conditional re-baptisms ... on anyone who was perhaps baptized in heretic cults.
Note 2: As prescribed by the Sacred Congregation of the Holy Office on July 20, 1859; with the new form for abjuration of errors and profession of faith, approved by the Holy Office for the use of converts. A History of the Inquisition of the Middle Ages, Volume 1, Henry Charles Lea, page 457 > "An indispensable formality in all cases in which the culprit was admitted to reconciliation with the Church was abjuration of heresy. Of this there were various forms adapted to the different occasions of its use whether for suspicion light vehement or violent or after confession and repentance."
Note: Please see Section 54 of this site ... regarding the Holy Inquisition. For every one (1) death sentence in the Catholic inquisition ... there were over 570,000 deaths in the inquisitions run by the heretics and jews ... in defense of their false "gods" of nationalism and materialism (total non-natural deaths = 461,900,000 (almost 462 million)).
Abjuration of Galileo, 1633 A.D. > "Therefore, desiring to remove from the minds of your Eminences, and of all faithful Christians, this vehement suspicion, justly conceived against me, with sincere heart and unfeigned faith I abjure, curse, and detest the aforesaid errors and heresies, and generally every other error, heresy, and sect whatsoever contrary to the said Holy Church, and I swear that in the future I will never again say or assert, verbally or in writing, anything that might furnish occasion for a similar suspicion regarding me; but that should I know any heretic, or person suspected of heresy, I will denounce him to this Holy Office, or to the Inquisitor or Ordinary of the place where I may be. Further, I swear and promise to fulfill and observe in their integrity all penances that have been, or that shall be, imposed upon me by this Holy Office. And, in the event of my contravening, (which God forbid) any of these my promises and oaths, I submit myself to all the pains and penalties imposed and promulgated in the sacred canons and other constitutions, general and particular, against such delinquents. So help me God, and these His Holy Gospels, which I touch with my hands.
I, the said Galileo Galilei, have abjured, sworn, promised, and bound myself as above."
Note: Please see Sections 108 and 108.1 ... that the earth does not move or rotate.
Pope Benedict XIV, Magnae Nobis encyclical (regarding Marriage), Paragraph 4, 29 June 1748 > "When a dispensation is requested to allow a Catholic to marry a heretic or to remove some canonical impediment which exists between the contracting parties, neither the permission nor the dispensation is granted except with the addition of this expressed law or condition, namely that the heresy must first be abjured." Pope Benedict XIV, Magnae Nobis encyclical (regarding Marriage), Paragraph 5, 29 June 1748 > "Finally, from what We have said so far, it is obvious that the Apostolic See has always both disapproved and condemned such marriages unless the abjuration of the heresy preceded."
Note: Abjuration of heresy ... of a heretic that is to marry a Catholic ... before the marriage.
Catholic Dictionary > "There are decrees of several Councils to this effect: thus the Council of Laodicea (about 364) ordains that Novatian and Photiuian heretics, "whether they be baptised persons or catechumens, shall not be received before they have anathematised all heresies especially that in which they were held." A celebrated instance of abjuration is that of Clovis (496 A.D.), to whom Saint Remy said before baptising him, "Meekly bow down thy head, Sicambrian; adore what thou hast burnt, and burn what thou hast adored." An early German council requires the Saxon converts to renounce belief in "Thor and Woden and Saxon Odin" before being received into the Church. Ferraris sums up the canonical requirements in the matter of abjuration as follows: that it should be done without delay; that it should be voluntary; that it should be done with whatever degree of publicity the bishop of the place might think necessary; and that the abjuring person should make condign satisfaction in the form of penance."
Ways in which a person unwittingly become schismatic
Sadly, there are many ways a person can separate from Catholic unity, without even meaning to do so. The ways this can happen are almost always tied into our dealings with heretics and schismatics.
1. First and foremost among the ways one may incur automatic excommunication, thereby placing ourselves in schism, is by praying or in any other way communing with non-Catholics in religious matters, this means we are not to commune with the vatican-2 heretics in their vatican-2 meeting halls where they pray to their vatican-2 "god".
2. It is not permissible for a Catholic to encourage the "prayers" of non-Catholics because non-Catholics do not pray to God. Heretics make believe they are "praying" to their "lutheran god", "baptist god", "anglican god", "vatican-2 god", "methodist god" etc. but these abominations that they call "prayers" are nothing but idolatry, a violation of the First Commandment and must not be acknowleged as prayer. The "lutheran god" does not exist, the "anglican god" does not exist etc., the only God that exists is the Catholic God. See Section 32 that God does not hear your "prayers" unless you are in the Catholic Church.
3. To encourage, endorse, tolerate or participate in "prayers" to false non-Catholic "gods" is sacrilege and causes schism. The only request of a heretic that can be acknowledged is to ask for the Catholic and true faith to be infused into his soul. If the heretic (including the vatican-2 heretics) shows no signs of humility, of good will and willingness to learn and convert, if they show only bad will, it is necessary to avoid these people altogether, whether they are parents, brothers, sisters, co-workers, etc.
4. One must anathematize and avoid bad willed, stubborn heretics and pagans, and this means avoiding most people we will come into contact with. The most you can do is be cordial with them if you have to work with them, or purchase goods or services from them, but leave it at that. Do not befriend them. Don't "pray" with them, don't eat with them, don't shop with them, don't engage them in unnecessary discussions, unless they show willingness to learn the true Faith and convert. Otherwise stay away, since they have shown you their unwillingness to listen to reason and truth. They will drag you to Hell with them if they can.
Pope Leo X, Fifth Lateran Council, Sess. 8, 1513 A.D. -- Ex-Cathedra Dogma >
Pope Innocent III, Fourth Lateran Council, 1215 A.D. -- Ex-Cathedra Dogma > ~ ~ ~ ~
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Truth of the super-natural order:
Ignorance of God's Catholic Dogma ... which is being aggressively hidden with malice ... is not a "loophole" into Heaven.
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