New Prefect Hardly Believes in Hell

Archbishop Luis Ladaria (73), the new Prefect of the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith, seems to think that hell is empty. He presents his views in a book entitled “Jesus Christ, Salvation of All”, published in April 2009.

Ladaria claims, that salvation in Christ is possible “for all humanity”, “The hope may arise that this salvation will indeed reach everyone.” He only confirms a mere theoretical “possibility of damnation”, but “hell is something neither wanted nor created by God”.

According to Ladaria it is “inconceivable” that salvation “is only for Christians and not for those who do not know Christ”. And: “Christians and non-Christians reach this goal by virtue of the gift of the Spirit that associates us with the unique paschal ministry of Christ even if it is through diverse paths known only to God.”

Ladaria's words are in stark contrast to the words of Christ in the Gospel.

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Angie W.

Jul 4, 2017

The Congregation for the Destruction of the Faith has another apostate neo-Jesuit.
An heretic Universalist - All Men Will Be Saved
mahoundsparadise.blogspot.ro/…/pope-francis-ap…

JTLiuzza

Jul 3, 2017

So ultimately, then, why did Jesus Christ bother establishing a Church? What's the point of baptism or any of the Sacraments? What's so important about any of it? We're all going to heaven anyway so may as well live it up while we're here. Even things like murder, rape, abortion... There's no need for any moral code at all because everyone goes to heaven regardless.

These anti-Christ bast@rds wearing cassocks and roman collars are unleashing hell on earth and are doing so with big, sickly smiles on their faces. The Church of Christ is occupied by modernist heretics (I had some other choice words of description but did not want to defile this fine site). May the triumph of the Immaculate Heart occur soon.

Rafał_Ovile

Jul 3, 2017

This is consequence of break with pre-conciliar teaching and Tradition.

"Apocatastasis or apokatastasis (from Greek: ἀποκατάστασις; literally, "restoration" or "return") is the teaching that everyone will, in the end, be saved. ... For Origen, this explicitly included the devil. In effect, apocatastasis denies the final reality of orthodoxwiki.org/Hell, ..."

"The Church reaction to Origenism
The anathemas of the local Council of Constantinople in 453, which is understood by most commentators to be confirmed by the Fifth Ecumenical Council in 553, posthumously excommunicated Origen and anyone following specific points of his teachings." [that in this pretended apocatastasis]

orthodoxwiki.org/Apocatastasis

GTVisrockin

Jul 3, 2017

He will believe in hell when he gets there, i'm sure its pretty crowded and sad to say he will see a pathway that leads there to be full of priests skulls.

Lionel L. Andrades

Jul 2, 2017

Cardinal Luiz Ladaria S.j made factual errors in two ITC theological papers which were politically correct
Cardinal Luiz Ladaria S.j made factual errors in two ITC theological papers which were politically correct