Tucho and his boss trouble the House of God constantly. I pray for their conversion. Especially, I pray for the conversion of Pope Francis, as he is at death's door. But if we are going to take Scripture seriously, we must realize that one day they will be gone from power by God's grace. We must hope in God for it to come to pass and take Him at his word. Why? "He who troubles his household will inherit wind, and the fool will be servant to the wise." (Proverbs xi. 29, RSVCE)
Like I said, if you want to learn the truth on the matter, we are more than glad to refute the nonsense you put forward. It is the typical Sedevacantist argument that we have refuted many times over. Until then you are in our prayers.
Disciplinary laws that can be modified don't per se come under the reality of infallibility.
"The infallibility of the Pope does not mean that he cannot sin; it does not mean that he cannot err in matters of science; it does not mean that he cannot err in political matters; it does not mean that he cannot err in his personal theological views; it does not mean that he cannot err in his private theological utterances relating to faith or morals; it does not mean that he cannot err in his personal decisions; it does not mean that he cannot err in his measures concerning the discipline and practice of the Church, for example: sanctioning or dissolving an Order, precepts of worship, ecclesiastical rules etc."
Illustrations for Sermons and Instructions,
Rev. Charles J. Callan O.P., New York, 1916, page 147
The imprimatur (guaranteeing the book is free from doctrinal error) of John Cardinal Farley, Archbishop of New York.
There are simply no words. The pope and his ilk are leading people into Hell. And, perhaps most disconcerting, when Bergoglio dies he will most likely be shortlisted into the Martyrology like JPII, where, with official approbation, he will continue to direct souls to their eternal damnation. “How long, O Lord?”
For a moment today, I was scared that readers will ignore my article thinking it is an April Fools joke. Then I sadly realised, to true Catholics of times gone by, most of the articles on this platform would have seemed like tasteless crude satire, a 100 years or more ago. Sadly, now it is our reality.
Tucho and his boss trouble the House of God constantly. I pray for their conversion. Especially, I pray for the conversion of Pope Francis, as he is at death's door. But if we are going to take Scripture seriously, we must realize that one day they will be gone from power by God's grace. We must hope in God for it to come to pass and take Him at his word. Why? "He who troubles his household will inherit wind, and the fool will be servant to the wise." (Proverbs xi. 29, RSVCE)
The reality is that these apostates have lost faith and hence they just use the faith to justify what they want.
We have refuted this Sedevacantist argument many times over. If you open to learning the truth of the matter let us know. You are in our prayers.
Like I said, if you want to learn the truth on the matter, we are more than glad to refute the nonsense you put forward. It is the typical Sedevacantist argument that we have refuted many times over. Until then you are in our prayers.
Disciplinary laws that can be modified don't per se come under the reality of infallibility.
"The infallibility of the Pope does not mean that he cannot sin; it does not mean that he cannot err in matters of science; it does not mean that he cannot err in political matters; it does not mean that he cannot err in his personal theological views; it does not mean that he cannot err in his private theological utterances relating to faith or morals; it does not mean that he cannot err in his personal decisions; it does not mean that he cannot err in his measures concerning the discipline and practice of the Church, for example: sanctioning or dissolving an Order, precepts of worship, ecclesiastical rules etc."
Illustrations for Sermons and Instructions,
Rev. Charles J. Callan O.P., New York, 1916, page 147
The imprimatur (guaranteeing the book is free from doctrinal error) of John Cardinal Farley, Archbishop of New York.
There are simply no words. The pope and his ilk are leading people into Hell. And, perhaps most disconcerting, when Bergoglio dies he will most likely be shortlisted into the Martyrology like JPII, where, with official approbation, he will continue to direct souls to their eternal damnation. “How long, O Lord?”
For a moment today, I was scared that readers will ignore my article thinking it is an April Fools joke. Then I sadly realised, to true Catholics of times gone by, most of the articles on this platform would have seemed like tasteless crude satire, a 100 years or more ago. Sadly, now it is our reality.
What's the date on this document?
The lecture took place on 17 February and L'Osservatore Romano published the lecture on 3 March. The lecture also appears on the Dicastery's website.
Hi John. Thanks. By the way I did sign up to that messaging board you suggested.🙏