You're listening to the SSPX podcast and welcome to episode 32 of the crisis in the church series.

We'll finish where we left off last episode when we discussed the errors of Father Leonard Feeney,

and today we'll look at the doctrine of no salvation outside the church from a theological standpoint.

What does it mean?

In order to attain heaven is it a strict necessity to be baptized with water and to be a practicing Catholic.

Are there three baptisms, or just one?

What does the ordinary magisterium of the church say about these matters?

What about St. Thomas Aquinas?

And what about Archbishop Lefev?

If anyone in the 20th century was fighting against the impulses of ecumenism that we're sweeping the church

and impacting this doctrine, it would be him.

So did he agree with Father Feeney?

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Now, let's turn to our conversation with Father Robinson.

Welcome back to the crisis in the church series here on the SSPX podcast and welcome

Father Paul Robinson back again to continue to kind of wrap up our discussion in what we

started last time on Feeneism.

And so today we're going to dive into the true interpretation of the theology behind outside of the church.

There's no salvation.

So can we recap a little bit about what Father Feeney and his followers believed and then go into

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