Not the first time the something contradictory is found in the Church or the Bible.

It's not contradictory. It's clear to me that that verse and the preceding lines are in agreement with the Holy See's interpretation of it, as given in the CCC.

The point is that God respects our free will. He requires our assent. No doubt He is calling you to do something for Him, like He is calling me and all of us. Whether or not you give your assent is up to you.

Not the first time the something contradictory is found in the Church or the Bible.

It's not contradictory. It's clear to me that that verse and the preceding lines are in agreement with the Holy See's interpretation of it, as given in the CCC.

The point is that God respects our free will. He requires our assent. No doubt he is calling you to do something for Him. Whether or not you give your assent is up to you.

Not the first time the something contradictory is found in the Church or the Bible.

It's not contradictory. It's clear to me that that verse and the preceding lines are in agreement with the Holy See's interpretation of it, as given in the CCC.