This is a common misnomer taught by Baptists. The Catholic Church doesn’t teach that good works get a person salvation. https://www.catholic.com/qa/why-does-the-church-teach-that-works-can-obtain-salvation
Good article, but I would take umbrage with the grace + works tone of it. I agree that "good works" follows salvation and they astutely cite Philippians 2:13, but the tone of the article puts almost a legalistic emphasis on works.
That says they teach works *alone* do not save. They do teach that salvation is faith + works. The Council of Trent declares anathema anyone who believes that salvation is faith alone.
They teach the same regarding the person of Jesus Christ. They do not teach the same regarding the work of Jesus Christ. Catholic theology does not teach that the work of Jesus accomplished everything regarding our salvation.
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That article you posted is misleading. The one I posted earlier touched on this very subject of “anathema” and what was meant by the Council. https://www.catholic.com/qa/why-does-the-church-teach-that-works-can-obtain-salvationNot only does the Roman Catholic Church not preach the gospel, but they officially condemn those who do - see Council of Trent, Canon 12:
“If any one shall say that justifying faith is nothing else than confidence in the divine mercy pardoning sins for Christ’s sake, or that it is that confidence alone by which we are justified…let him be accursed.”
Council of Trent: Canons on Justification | Christian Apologetics & Research Ministry
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I agree based on my understanding, but I’ll explore further.