I just uploaded as a page, it is shown at top right of my blog, my post on Salvation in Catholicism. It is brief explanation of Catholic understanding of salvation and its related issues. Some of its statement were copied from my earlier posts. My hope is I can explain in easy-to-undersatnd way the teaching of the Catholic Church on Salvation.
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Viva Catholic 
i wanted to add your site both as a favorite and recommend in my profile.No idea HOW!!
so lost here. :^(
But i did post a url to your blog on our board and highly recommended it to the team.
Maybe someone will give some hints on how blogged.com works.
TU and God Bless,
boxerpaws
Now i won’t take up any more space here with these off topix comments.Sorry about that.
i’ll come back and leave a comment later.For now i wanted to let you know how much i enjoy your blog and so glad i found it!! i was going to contact you via email or message but seem to be lost here as to how that is done.Newbie.
In fact,i would like to post a link to your blog on my Catholic message board.This is awesome!
God Bless,
“boxerpaws”
you may contact me via email;
jpmagnum@gmail.com
From there i will direct you to our board;where you’re most likely to make contact.
Andrea,
I don’t think I ever wrote that. You lost track and this is the reason why you should not delete comments you don’t like. I have several posts on same issue. You can find them in predestination category – I too have scriptural support.
Vivator, I can’t find it but I seem to remember you saying to me that you had no idea where I got the idea of “eternal security” from. Was that you or someone else? In any case, I do believe that once a person is saved, he can never lose his salvation. I wrote a post on it today, at http://www.phenomenaltruths.wordpress.com. I have much scriptural support and I thought you might be interested to read it and to comment.
Thank you so much for taking the time to explain this thoroughly, but also in a way that is easy to understand. You have a good gift, and this Catholic-leaning protestant is very grateful for it. I will be sharing this with my wife. Thank you so much!