Traditional Salvation History. #1
From the Blog
Traditional Catholic Priest
by Fr. Peter Carota
In order to understand traditional belief, we need to look at the long history of salvation, from the fall of Adam and Eve till now. That includes all of the Bible (every word and especially those of Jesus), the Catholic Church’s teaching (The Apostolic Deposit of Faith & 1980 years of Church Teaching) and the lives and writings of the saints (especially the Church Fathers and Doctors of the Church). I will do this in parts because it is too complex to rush through.
To sum it up quickly we can say God blessed us with creation. But then the first woman and man rebelled against God by believing the devil and disobeying God. We have the Old Testament full of rebellion, blood shed, and idolatry. God blesses obedience and punishes and curses those who are disobedient. Finally He sends His only Son to reveal pure truth, mercy and blessings. He is rejected by most, followed by a few. He conquers the …More
CiCi seems to have much criticism on peoples' articles/videos. Are you a theologian CiCi? It really wouldn't matter as I have read other comments by you degrading people's looks...how they wear their hair, even! Why not post some articles/videos yourself, and maybe others can critique them, oh, and why not submit a photo of yourself, so that too can be critiqued.
The Tradition itself is God's Mercy;therefore,the Church graciously open Her door to invite sinners to experience the beauties of the Catholic Faith: the forgiveness of sins and the transformation of lives. 
just see how much Mary Magdalena changed after her encounter with God's Mercy
CiCi
Did you read the entire article? I think you are missing One of the main points of the Priest. The Cost of sin, and rebellion, and the punishment that goes with it. I also see he did not hide the Death on the Cross, but seemed to be writing, to an audience that should have a knowledge of what Jesus suffered on the Cross.
The title to the Priest blog states number 1 which implies there will be more, and will most likely include more detail. The priest also starts the 2nd paragraph with
{To sum it up quickly} Again it would appear the Priest is trying to teach something, and it might be fruitful to take another look at his words.
Do not let the last paragraph slip your notice, and remember { There is NOT a Heretic under every rock, or behind every pen }
Last Paragraph
So no matter what you believe or what anyone, including myself or the pope have to say, we have begun a look at God’s blessings and curses from Adam to Abraham. We are so fortunate to be trying to obey God’s laws and to do His will. We will receive His love and mercy. And we pray that sinners will repent as Jesus asked them to, so that they too can receive His love, blessings and mercy