QUOTE]this is the church, not the vatican itself, but true believers will nevr be overcome.
“Hell will not prevail” means that our Church will never formally teach heresy. It doesn’t mean that there is this little Remnant outside the heirarchy that’s going to have masses said in their homes by undercover priests the way they want it because of their interpretation of Tradition. That said, your assumptions on the words of the Consecration are wrong.
he said prevail, he did not say hell will not fight against the church.
On this we can concur. That said, the Magisterium being taken over and teaching heresy would be count as “prevailed against”. I’m doubting that you can find a private revalation approved by the Church saying that the Church will ever formally teach something contra to Tradition.
The words of consecration from what I read, you cannot change the words that change the meaning distinguishing those who would be saved.
This is where you seem to be historically challenged. Were have you been reading?! So, even if you want to sit and argue pro-multis/pro-omnibus, it wouldn’t matter if you were right or wrong on this issue. These are not the words that change the Body and Blood and many Church fathers have said this.
"this distinguishes the souls connected to christ recieving communion I believe.
The Church has never said that all people will go to heaven. Did Christ die for all? Yes. Will all accept him and believe? No.
Pope Pius V said you cannot change the words to change the meaning in De Defectibus,
Please read to understand that no Pope can bind another in matters of discipline (which form of the Mass is):
ewtn.com/library/ANSWERS/QUOPIUS.HTM
They are distinguishing universal salvation, for sins that may be forgiven that have not already.
See above for further comment but just answer the question - Did Christ die for all so that sins may be forgiven? Don’t try to do your own translation on this. Just answer the question. Where in our faith does it say that Christ only died for a few? He died so that all man may gain heaven. Once again, this doesn’t mean that all will.
I truly think a freemason created it to destroy grace.
You don’t actually have any factual evidence to support that Bugnini was a freemason. You only have conjecture. You might want to stop and think that devil might just be using these conjectures to separate the Church and cause schism.
is that since it was created the new mass, sin has oincreased to new heights.
Hello?! Once again, you are being historically challenged. here. Let’s just look at America. We were on track for destruction far earlier than Vatican II. You seem to think that the 20’s, 30’s, 40’s, 50’s and pre-Vatican II 60’s were the models of morality. Have you read some of the books written during those periods? The 70’s, 80’s, 90’s and 2000’s are just a continuation of this downward spiral that the Tridentine form of the Mass didn’t stop either. Remember the Kennedy’s and their followers? They came before Vatican II. Are we to blame the Tridentine Mass for them?
I did not grow up in the golden age of morality the 50s.
What proof do you have that the 50’s were the “Golden Age of Morality”? Like I said, you only need to look at the literary scene to realize that life was not the apex of morality in the pre-Vatican II era. Tennessee Williams, Hemingway, etc. Models of virtue they weren’t.
God has aloowed this mass, the traditonal latin mass to come back to restor to the faithfull a true mass with the true presence.
So when did the “true presence” get taken away. Like I said, you seem to be suggesting that the gates of hell have prevailed if you are saying that the heirarchy of the Church has taken away the Eucharist.
and you ca literaly see the destruction of grace since they chaged the words.
Like I said, explain Hemingway, the Kennedys, etc.
Im not saying the new mas canot be valid with removing prayers and changing different things, im talking about the words which affect the sacraments graces.
And like I’ve said before you are making your own determination of the words of the Consecration. Was St. Bonaventure wrong?Please read these:
ewtn.com/library/Liturgy/zlitur46.htm
matt1618.freeyellow.com/mass.html
They are full of quotes from councils, fathers, etc.
A mass outside on a rock could probably be valid with a true preist and the right words.
Correct. So?