Sola Ex Cathedra is every bit as much a heresy as Sola Scriptura 1.) Sola Ex Cathedra (Popes are only infallible when making an ex cathedra definition) is a heresy of semi-Trads. 2.) Sola Scriptura (only the Bible is infallible) is a heresy of Protestants. If the Popes could at times teach heresy, how would we know when they are teaching truth or error? We would have to be the superior of the Pope to decide when he is teaching the truth and when he is teaching falsehood… that is a complete prideful delusion! OBJECTION # 1: Vatican I said the Pope is only infallible when speaking Ex Cathedra ANSWER # 1: While it is true that Ex Cathedra statements are infallible; it is absolutely NOT true that Ex Cathedra statements are the ONLY times Popes are infallible. Vatican I infallibly declares: The First Vatican Council Dogmatic Constitution of Vatican I, Pastor Aeternus Pope Pius IX, July 18, 1870 A.D. “Indeed, their apo
Get the DNA of the fake sister Lucia and the real DNA from the real sister Lucia's family. That will shut their mouths. Everybody has eyes can see that two women are not the same. I wonder where they burred the real sister Lucia? What happened to 37 books/articles/notes that Father Fuentes wrote about Fatima. Sister Lucia probably told everything to Father Fuentes before they killed her.
ReplyDeleteI also think that more research needs to be done into Sr Lucia's transfer from one religious order to another in 1948 under the direction of Montini and Escriva as a preparation for Sr Lucia's removal and probable murder. I doubt if there is any evidence that she asked to change religious orders herself.
ReplyDeleteThere is even good evidence that Padre Pio was murdered by slow poisoning by the same Judeo-Masonic powers, conveniently dying the year before the fabricated Novus Ordo was tyrannically imposed on the whole Church, something Padre Pio would certainly have condemned. See padrepioandchiesaviva.com/Who_Poisoned_Padre_Pio_.html
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ReplyDeleteThis is wonderful! A video like this is needed due to the very short reading attention spans possessed by so many folks affected by time spent on the internet. I teach english at a midwestern university and can attest to this unfortunate lack of reading focus in our youth and even among the middle aged. But videos still hold many people's attention, especially if they are concise and have consistent forward movement in their narrative. This little gem does just that. Applause!! And donation on the way.
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