Prevost compares the gift of the Immaculate Conception to the sacrament of baptism, a "gift" that he denies to Jews, idolatrous Muslims, and other pagans who reject Christ, and whom he deceives with a Masonic fraternity
Great is the gift of the Immaculate Conception, but so too is the gift of Baptism that we have received. Wonderful is the "yes" of the Mother of the Lord, but ours can be as well, renewed each day with fidelity, gratitude, humility, and perseverance in prayer and in concrete works of love.
Father Federico Palma
@PadrePalma
Translated from Spanish
What bad taste to put "buts" or objections to the most important day of the Most Holy Virgin Mother of the Redeemer. But everything is for the "ecumenism" that arose from Vatican II, in order to curry favor with the Protestants, among other things.
Prevost:"All Religions Are Mothers. All Believers are Brothers"
Prevost promotes heresy on matters of faith and morals.