the reproach of Christ

So the claim is made that the change of discipline from Communion on the tongue, kneeling, to Communion on the hand, standing, has been the cause of persons falling away from the true Faith, and the cause of the heresy … Continue reading →

… certain conclusions are implied. First of all, no valid Pope can teach heresy, so Pope Francis would have to be an antipope. And the same is true for Ecumenical Councils. No valid Council can teach heresy. So if Vatican … Continue reading →

Read my previous post on this subject. Recently Bishop Schneider reasserted this error, in an interview with Taylor Marshall. He claims that Jews and Muslims cannot have supernatural faith.

Regarding this interview as well as recent public expression by both men: If Vatican II taught heresy, how can it be a valid Council? The Bishops who taught heresy would be automatically excommunicated. If Vatican II taught heresy, how can … Continue reading →

Saint Thomas Aquinas, quoting Saint Jerome (In Ep. ad Tit. iii, 10): “there is no schism that does not devise some heresy for itself, that it may appear to have had a reason for separating from the Church.”Summa Theologica Schismatics … Continue reading →

I believe that the 21 Ecumenical Councils, from Nicea to Vatican II, are each and all valid Councils. And since an Ecumenical Council is the body of Bishops led by the Roman Pontiff, all that is taught by any Council … Continue reading →

The most recent Interview with Vigano makes it very clear that Vigano does not believe that Pope Francis is a valid Roman Pontiff, nor that he is the head of the one true holy Catholic Church. To be fair, here … Continue reading →

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Over at the blog OnePeterFive.com (1P5), this article caught my attention: Papal Infallibility After One Hundred and Fifty Years. It was written by “Pauper Peregrinus”, the pseudonym of a Catholic priest and theologian. The purpose of this post is to … Continue reading →

The Council fathers decided not to use the type of solemn definition found in many, not all, past Ecumenical Councils. So without a solemn definition, how can the teachings be infallible? There are three types of infallible teachings of the … Continue reading →

The recent discussion on Vatican II — and the suggestion from the far right that it should be rejected as a whole — brought up in interesting point. Saint Robert Bellarmine believed that every teaching of every Ecumenical Council was … Continue reading →

So if you understand the Catholic Faith so well that you are fit to judge and reject Pope Francis and/or the Second Vatican Council, why do you refuse to answer important questions about the Faith? You complain that Pope Francis … Continue reading →