Articles tagged Papal Infallibility

Cdl Müller: Pope’s endorsement of homosexual civil unions has ‘no authority’ for Catholics

The former Prefect for the Congregation of the Doctrine of the Faith explained the 'source, sense, and limits of papal authority,' noting that some popes have erred

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Maike Hickson

• Oct 28, 2020Jul 30, 2021

How Francis may be vindicating the ‘inopportunists’ of the First Vatican Council

Today, the pope is frequently exalted above the very Church that makes him what he is while his ability to teach on matters of faith and morals has become diluted and inefficacious.

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Peter Kwasniewski

• Jan 2, 2020Jun 18, 2021

Vatican’s former doctrine head: Ban on female deacons, priests an infallible Catholic ‘dogma’

Cardinal Gerhard Müller said that it’s an infallible teaching of the Church that women cannot receive the Sacrament of Holy Orders in each of its three degrees – deacon, priest, bishop.

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Maike Hickson

• Oct 3, 2019Jun 18, 2021

Pope Francis to canonize a cardinal who criticized a Vatican Council and hoped for ‘another pope’

John Henry Cardinal Newman at one time hoped the current problematic pope would be 'driven from Rome, and will not continue the Council, or that there will be another Pope.'

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Peter Kwasniewski

• Mar 12, 2019Jun 18, 2021