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To: fwdude

“What I find puzzling is that many Catholics concede that Protestant Christians CAN be saved and are genuine Christians, while being without that core teaching of the absolute necessity of receiving the Eucharist for salvation.”

“absolute necessity of receiving the Eucharist for salvation.”

That statement is incorrect as regards the Catholic Church. This is very simple - anyone who professes belief in the Father, the Son, the Holy Ghost is saved forever. The Eucharist at every mass is acknowledging the sacrifice Christ made for us. That’s it.


40 posted on 05/22/2015 10:04:54 AM PDT by Marcella (TED CRUZ Prepping can save your life today. Going Galt is freedom.)
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To: Marcella
This is very simple - anyone who professes belief in the Father, the Son, the Holy Ghost is saved forever. The Eucharist at every mass is acknowledging the sacrifice Christ made for us. That’s it.

I'm sorry, but that is simply not Catholic doctrine. In fact, you are risking eternal damnation by spouting heresy.

43 posted on 05/22/2015 10:07:08 AM PDT by fwdude (The last time the GOP ran an "extremist," Reagan won 44 states.)
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To: Marcella

“The Eucharist at every mass is acknowledging the sacrifice Christ made for us.”

There’s quite a difference between acknowledging what was done (Protestant doctrine), vs insisting Mass is in fact a literal physical participation in the actual sacrifice, right down to drinking actual transubstantiated literal blood (Catholic doctrine).


58 posted on 05/22/2015 10:49:35 AM PDT by ctdonath2 (Hillary:polarizing/calculating/disingenuous/insincere/ambitious/inevitable/entitled/overconfident/se)
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