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  for "no salvation outside the Catholic Church"... that is still the teaching of the Church....  https://www.catholic.com/magazine/onl... missing mass is STILL a mortal sin (against the 3rd commandment of keeping holy the sabbath)  https://www.catholic.com/magazine/pri... the eating meat is not the mortal sin, but rather the disobeience to the church. and we are STILL under the obligation to do penance during lent:  https://jimmyakin.com/2004/04/meat_on... the idea of limbo was simply a theory of what happens to unbaptized babies --- not an obligation of how we are supposed to act, or what's acceptable. The concern was that they didn't want to minimize the necessity of baptism, which is probably how the limbo thing came about. for a good writeup on the understanding of why women can't be priests, i'll point you here: https://www.catholic.com/magazine/pri...

I address this in my upcoming book, but I just wanted to make a quick mention here... Women priests goes against Christ.  It's that simple.   Jesus was a man. The priest acts "in persona Christi"... (in the person of Christ).  No offense to the transgender community, but.... yeah... not happening.  It really is okay to stay in your own lane. That doesn't mean you're somehow "diminished" because you can't do something that someone else does. A fish is no "less" than a bird, which is no "less" than a lion. We all have our areas that we have dominion over, and each is impressive and unique and gives glory to God. It is envy, plain and simple, that drives this mentality. People seem to think that if they're excluded from some role or action, that they are somehow "cheated" of living the fullness of life. I wonder if it ever occurred to someone that Mozart was a genius on the piano (or harpsichord in that day, I think). 

 I have been incredibly busy, finally finishing up a book on the end times.   Going through numerous prophecies, the lives and writings of various mystics and seers, countless books, pamphlets, websites, biographies....   this has been an exhausting endeavor.  I'm glad to be at the point that I  can start seeing the light at the end of the tunnel though.  What started me on this trek was the vast amount of misinformation and false prophecy out there.  I've been caught before by false apparitions, so I've learned to take a more cautious approach these days.  Long ago, I had read one of the most beautiful descriptions of the mass that I had ever read.   Continuing on with the various messages, though, I found messages with directly contradict church teaching, which absolutely show that those messages (even if supernatural) are not coming from *heaven*.  Many other messages are far more subtle. That's why scripture tells us to "test the spirits" and speaks about