[ebb tide]

Hmmmmm, NO mention of Jesus in that. They consider Mary before even mentioning Jesus?

Since apostatizing from the Catholic faith, it appears you no longer consider Jesus Christ to be God.

I'm not surprised.

From the article:

God.

Even though we know that God permits these evils for our good, and His honor and glory, there is a certain sense in which we could add God to this list of those who “lost” at Vatican II. In addition to the anti-God aspects of the Council described above, we can add one of the more subtle assaults. In his Pope John Paul II: Doubts About a Beatification, Fr. Patrick de La Rocque provided the following background and summary for his discussion of John Paul II’s heresies regarding universal salvation:

“It was well known that we owe the formula from Gaudium et Spes to Karol Wojtyla: ‘By His incarnation the Son of God has united Himself in some fashion with every man.’ Left in its vague sense by the conciliar document, this expression found a more precise interpretation in the writings of John Paul II. His teaching, indeed, contains three recurring affirmations: 1) The Redemption is applied to all men; in other words, to each of them in particular; 2) Redemption is applied in such a way that he cannot lose it; 3) Redemption is applied to everyone from the moment of conception.” (p. 2)

This blasphemous idea of “universal salvation” undermines the entire Catholic Faith, and of course turns souls away from the path of knowing, loving, and serving God as Our Lord taught us to do. Overall, every novelty of Vatican II tended to turn souls away from the path of serving God as faithful Catholics.

[metmom]

There’s no bolded, italicized sub heading for Jesus, and in fact, the only place He is mentioned by name is once in the section about the Jews. ironically.

And tellingly, the whole diatribe which focuses on everything BUT Jesus, ends with a prayer to ......

Mary.

Catholicism is a Mary centered religion with Jesus as a window dressing.