Theological notes

Now, I'll try to be specific on what the Church specifically teaches and authoritatively teaches, like the fact that you do have a guardian angel.

That's a De Fide doctrine.

Versus what is... sometimes called the common consensus of theologians.

These are more speculative, but they certainly have a foundation if the theologians and the doctors of the Church agree on this element.

That's that last age when our Lord comes again.

Again, this is not De Fide, but it certainly makes a lot of sense to me, that trajectory of history.

And so in this fifth age of desolation, starting definitely with the Protestant revolt back, let's say, 1517 under Martin Luther, the devil has been increasing his attack.

And certainly 1717 was a huge year, 200 years after that, because that's when the Freemasonic Lodges got started in England.

But of course, everyone else looking at her, seeing what she was doing, would in fact believe that she was committing heinous sins.

To me, that's a lot like the Church.

She is the Immaculate Bride of Christ, and that is De Fide.

She is sinless, and the Church is always perfect.