The Vatican’s 100 Curses Against “Protestant” Christian Believers

The Roman Catholic Cardinal Timothy Dolan is the Pastor of the well known St Patricks Cathedral in New York City. Cardinal Dolan recently spoke about the Catholic Council of Trent (1545-1563) on his radio podcast, and he described that Council as a response to the “challenges of Martin Luther and the Protestant Reformation” and also as “an amazingly effective Council.” Many people do not realize that everything that went on at the Council of Trent, including ALL of those curses were upheld by the Council of Vatican II. I find stuff like this totally incredible and amazing because so many Christians have been bamboozled into joining in unity with the Roman Catholic church! First of all it is an absolute insult to the countless multitudes of true Christians, who were brutally tortured, and killed, at the hands of the Roman Catholic system. Why? Because those multitudes who were martyred for their faith in Jesus Christ, died fighting against the very same false teachings which the church of Rome preaches in our time! Rome has not changed her doctrines at all. In fact she has added even more false doctrines since the time of the reformation. The Official doctrines regarding the Immaculate Conception (1854) and the Assumption of Mary into Heaven (1950) are relatively newcomers. As I said in the title of this article there are over 100 anathemas (curses) against people who would not agree with their teachings, which the scriptures prove to be counterfeit. There are plenty of curses to go around from that Council of Trent, including curses against those who do not believe in the transubstantiation of the Catholic Eucharist, the seven sacraments, the infallibility of the Pope and tons of others. I am under all of those curses, because I know that the Roman Catholic system is NOT the Christian church that you find in the scriptures. The Roman Catholic Jesus is NOT the Jesus Christ of the scriptures at all. I am a former Roman Catholic, who was truly born again in 1989, many years after I was baptized by a Roman Catholic priest as an infant. Rome teaches that an infant is born again at that time, but the scriptures teach us otherwise.