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DATELINE: February, 2012 Commenting On Specific People.

We will no longer be commenting on specific people unless they have passed on to their particular judgment. If you have concerns about "How Catholic" any person or group is, we would encourage you to ask these basic questions:

  • Is this person or group, faithful to the Magisterium or Teaching Authority of the Church which includes the Pope?
  • Does this person believe in the validity of both the Novus Ordo Mass and the Latin Mass?
  • Does this person or group, believe all the teachings in the Catechism of the Catholic Church?
  • Does this person believe in all the Catholic Councils from Nicaea to Vatican II?

  • Does this person say, he or she is Catholic, but speaks and acts contrary to Catholic Teachings? (Meaning they are a Protestant.)

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