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On Wed, 10 Oct 2012, Donald E. Flood wrote:

That's fine if you are unable (or unwilling) to answer my question. However, there are 2865 paragraphs in the "new" Catechism of the Catholic Church, and certainly, you should be able to identify one that is heterodox??? As I have already told you, one difference between the Roman Catechism and the "new" one is that the former nowhere mentions the dogma of indulgences. Does that mean that the Catechism of Trent is heretical? After all, the PDF version is 346 pages long, and yet, the authors nowhere felt the need to discuss the topic of indulgences, even in a single sentence.

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On Tue, 9 Oct 2012, Donald E. Flood wrote:

I have read both of them. Perhaps you can point out a difference or two? For instance, the Roman Catechism is completely silent on indulgences, yet the current Catechism discusses those.

THE TRADITIO FATHERS REPLY>>> There have been many historical exposes about the technique the New Order sect uses to throw in a few old nuggets to deceive "conservatives," while completely ravaging everything else. Don't be mislead by an obvious hoax. When you look at the Roman Catechism (of Trent) and the Newcatechism, even a blind person can see that they are two different books, describing two different faiths.

>>> And the New Order "faith," as evidenced in the Newcatechism, has led to turning the Newchurch clergy into a significant portion of homosexuals and paedophiles, getting their "pardons" from Newpope. You really need to read Randy Engel's three-volume metriculously-researched book, which has been referred to several times in the Daily Commentaries.

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On Mon, 8 Oct 2012, Donald E. Flood wrote:

Dear Traditio Fathers,

You are not being fair to the current Catechism of the Catholic Church:

http://unamsanctamecclesiamcatholicam.blogspot.com/2012/09/the-catechisms-lost-teachings.

(Yeah, "so sue me"!)