Our brothers and sisters

 

There is only one God.

He can only be accessed through His Only Son Jesus Christ; this we 

affirm as Christians. 

There are fundamental differences between the different religions, 

we have to be logical; if there was no substantial difference between 

them, the existence of different religions would not be a fact.

 

We are only talking about our belief system, it is obvious that 

respecting every person's dignity which surpasses differences in culture, 

religion, politics, race, etc. are fundamental concepts and attitudes in life;

they were instilled into most of us, growing up. That includes openness of 

heart towards our brothers and sisters, and among our Saints we have many 

examples of what that looks like in practice, Mother Theresa of Calcutta, 

for example. She didn't impose the Catholic religion on anyone, she just 

lived her faith in charity, and in so doing probably helped more people to 

find Christ than any preacher or any ecumenical program could. 

because if it doesn't fit, we cannot "make it" fit, by talking about it.

 

We can not compromise with the truth, the truth is absolute.

Truth cannot be modified or updated; truth cannot be made 

more relevant; "according to the times we live in."

Truth cannot change, it never did change in the past and it never will change

in the future. Truth is 100%.

 

Since the program of ecumenism started, where they want to unite with

churches that revolted against the catholic doctrine, in a worldly understanding 

of  "loving our neighbour"( "just agree with him") and a political idea of unity, 

the result has been a disastrous continuous erasing and fading away of the 

absolute truth of Catholic dogmas and teaching.

 

And here in France that meant that many Catholics no longer knew their 

religion, the teaching became blurry, vague, and some said that protestantism 

was just as good, if not even better! than the Catholic Faith.

The ability to discern and differentiate was lost, instead it adopted the spirit of 

the 60's; peace and love, no borders, equality of all people; 

we are all the same....

 

The previous awareness that had existed amongst Catholics; that it is by our 

words and actions that we show what we accept, disappeared. 

If we say nothing and do nothing when bad things takes place, 

we are collaborating with them, we are giving it our support by our presence and 

silence, we become participants with it.

 

The Church is going further, she wants to blend 

with Islam and the other religions and philosophies, including paganism; 

to make a Global Church; the brotherhood of man. 

She is going down the road of pure politics, instead of staying the unlimited 

powerful spiritual force she in reality is.

 

As a result we now have today occasional Masses co-celebrated with Imams.

There is no point for Mass goers to complain on Facebook about this, and then 

say nothing and gladly going along with it when it happens in our own church. 

 

Human nature has not changed since the times of the old testament; 

that is why God sent his only Son with the only intention to save our souls 

and give us eternal life.

 

The Catholic program is not a political one, it is not about worldly power 

or domination, it is a personal sanctification program which is difficult and 

which only a few are willing to take on.  ( check out the New testament)

True peace in the world can happen if people change internally, and

imitate Christ.