Christ Never ‘Dialogued’ with the People but Instructed Them

In the past several years we have heard repeated talk in the Church about "dialogue" with other religions, but our clergy are forgetting that Christ our teacher never once dialogued with the people but rather instructed and corrected them.

Was the Church Wrong for 2000 Years?

The Catholic hierarchy must reflect this same pastoral approach. As the representatives of Christ, their mission is to extend the knowledge of God to all peoples and religions that they may leave their beliefs and their errant ways and be converted to the Catholic Faith. Such conversion is needed for their salvation.

Why isn’t the Church teaching this anymore? Was the Church wrong for 2000 years? In the work of salvation there can be no dialoguing back and forth with outsiders no more that Christ dialogued back and forth with them. He simply taught the truth for their correction. Let any bishop who denies this be an anathema.

The hierarchy today is under the delusion that the Catholic Church should exchange and share spiritual ideas back and forth with other religions, but this is the furthest thing from the truth. The Church must avoid the occasion of sin and remember that the Church has nothing to learn from other religions. Christ never once taught us to “dialogue” with outsiders but to convert them. Outsiders must hear what the Church has to say, not vice-versa.

Only a One-Way Bridge Will Work

In a pastoral sense, the Church indeed should build bridges to the world and other religions insofar as it is a one-way bridge leading into the Church through conversion. This is the part that must be emphasized, that outsiders can only come into the Church by conversion and their full consent to Catholic doctrine. They cannot come as they are but must leave their former beliefs and become Catholic. Their beliefs may not be shared in the Church, for to believe otherwise is to believe that Christ needs instruction. Worldly “inclusion” must be barred from the Church.

The people pushing this inclusion ideology are satanic U.N. globalists who are pushing for an open border one-world-government. They have now infiltrated the Church. At Vatican II, Satan entered the Church and through a fallen hierarchy has since been spreading this one-world, open border ideology throughout the Church.

Hence it is hoped that our bishops and cardinals under Leo XIV can finally shake off this ‘Francis stigma’ and lock their doors to all worldly entry. We pray that the key theme of his pontificate will be conversion to the one true doctrine of Christ that the Church has passed on through the centuries without change.