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The Anglicans involved in the subject matter of that forum did, as part of their expression of desiring unity with Rome, use the Catechism as a marker of their desire, saying they accepted all of it. I don’t think there is a written RCC position that accepting the Catechism constitutes unity with Rome, in and of itself, but certainly, AFAIK, unity would involve accepting all RC dogma and doctrine, as expressed in the Catechism. IOW, you can’t be in union with Rome without accepting what Rome teaches, and that is expressed in the Catechism. But then, I’m an Anglican, and speak as an outsider.Thankyou for that information. I appreciate it very much. That’s not quite what I was hoping for, however I will read that as it will be interesting anyways.
What I was referring to is the following statement by a forum member above: Now, this is a statement made by a Catholic member, I think, and what I was wondering is if this is what is actually reflected in Catholic official writings/teachings? If so, where?
If this quote does accurately reflect official Catholic thinking on the matter at hand; then I would have some other questions to ask.
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