Jews do not have to convert in the present time is a first class heresy.It contradicts the Bible, the Nicene Creed, the dogma extra ecclesiam nulla salus and Vatican Council II. Instead of being excommunicated the cardinal is supported by the pope and the Curia.
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This should be the Society of St.Pius X response to Cardinal Kurt Koch and the rabbi at the Angelicum University.
-Lionel Andrades
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My prayer remains that when the smoke clears that through the intercession of the Holy Ghost truth will prevail. This issue over conversion of the Jews should NEVER have become a watershed issue. Until the formal decision is made on this issue along with the other points of contention we must wait and pray. Unlike the situation with Father Feeney, where excommunication for disobedience was the reason given, this pending reconciliation will SPECIFICALLY shout to the whole Catholic Church the continuity of official Church teaching in light of tradition. When Jesus said " I will build MY Church" that became the Logos or ONE and only means or channel for Salvation.
NO WHERE in the much reported Nostra Aetate, Vatican Council II is it said that Judaism is a path to salvation and that Jews can be saved in general in Judaism or that Jews do not need to convert. No where does it reject the conversion of Jews.
On the contrary Vatican Council II says Jews need to convert to go to Heaven (Ad Gentes 7, Lumen Gentium 14). It says all people need Catholic Faith and the Baptism of water for salvation and that those who know this and yet do not enter are oriented to Hell.(LG 14, AD 7)
The SSPX interprets Vatican Council II according to Pope Benedict XVI and Sacred Tradition - and not according to the ADL.
The SSPX agree that Vatican Council II was an historical event. They also, like the Holy Father, interpret the Council as a continuation and not a break from Sacred Tradition.
Pope John Paul II taught that Judaism was not a path to salvation.
It must be firmly believed that the Church is sign and instrument of salvation for all people. It is contrary to the Catholic faith to consider the different religions of the world as ways of salvation complementary to the Church.
According to Catholic doctrine, the followers of other religions are oriented to the Church and are all called to become part of her.
-Notification, Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith, Vatican on the book by Fr. Jacques Dupuis S.J (2001).
Pope John Paul also taught that Jesus died to save all people including the Jews. However to receive this salvation the Jews-and others-need to respond. They need to enter the Catholic Church (Dominus 20,21).
In interreligious dialogue it needs to be kept in mind that Judaism is not a path to salvation.'(Redemptoris Missio 55)
Pope John Paul also taught that Jesus died to save all people including the Jews. However to receive this salvation the Jews-and others-need to respond. They need to enter the Catholic Church (Dominus 20,21).
In interreligious dialogue it needs to be kept in mind that Judaism is not a path to salvation.'(Redemptoris Missio 55)
Pope John Paul II also taught that there was no theology which could say that Judaism and the other religions are paths to salvation.
… to hold that these religions, considered as such, are ways of salvation, has no foundation in Catholic theology, also because they contain omissions, insufficiencies, and errors[16] regarding fundamental truths about God, man, and the world…'-Notification, CDF, Dupuis N.8
Pope John Paul II endorsed Vatican Council II which states that a Jew who knows about the Catholic Church and yet does not enter is oriented to hell.
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