Yes , and are afraid of loosing their job !!!!!!!!!! Job Iam shocked, I thought you became a Priest because The was a CALLING ! Not a job- that’s the trouble today- When you see Bill Clinton & George Soros son ,visit the pope. , you know there is trouble in the Catholic Church.

It true in the Anglo world too.

Sin dulls the intellect

Please see our most recent issue of The Fatima Crusader and several recent videos on this subject. God bless you. Crusader 132: tinyurl.com/53byychp kzfaq.info/get/bejne/qtl2mpmXzZ67io0.html

It could be Cardinal Tagle of the Philippines?

So we have two Churches within one? Are NO Catholics going to hell because they are outside of the “true” church?

God forbid. Rather, we must persevere in the true Church.

There is no salvation outside the Catholic Church.

@@TheFatimaCenter What church do you speak of? The Church in Rome seems to have lost the faith, and does not believe in the supreme law of saving souls.

@@ad6417 Vatican II contradicts that dogma. There is no longer the Roman Catholic Church. Instead we have the church of ambiguity.

@@Smackyjack440 By the expression “the Church of Rome,” we typically refer to the Catholic Church, which by Our Lord’s promise we know to be indefectible - that is, that it will endure until the end of time with the same constitution and essential characteristics with which He founded it, including the same faith, the same moral law, and the same Sacraments under the governance and administration of its apostolically derived hierarchy. The Roman Curia, on the other hand, (meaning the administrative apparatus of the Holy See) and individual Catholics of all ranks from layman to Pope enjoy no such promise for their perseverance in the Faith. It is in this sense that Our Lady of La Salette could refer to Rome as losing the faith and becoming the seat of the Antichrist, without compromise to the Church of Rome. The Church loses nothing of its unity, its holiness, its universality, or its apostolicity by the failings or defection of its members. Regarding such a defection on the part of today's Church leaders, Fr. Linus Clovis observed, "The Catholic Church and the anti-Church currently co-exist in the same sacramental, liturgical and juridical space.” To which Archbishop Vigano added, "If we did not have the promise of Christ with the Non prævalebunt, one would believe that the gates of hell are now triumphant." Archbishop Lefebvre, too, admits: “The facts had to be before our eyes for us to believe them, because we thought a priori that an undertaking of this sort was impossible and incompatible with the very nature of the Church, assisted as it is by the Spirit of God." In the meantime, our role remains what it always has been: to persevere. God bless you.