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A Heretical Pope Is Presumed to Be a Formal Heretic Theological and Canonical Study Table of contents The traditional distinction between material heresy and formal heresy Invincible ignorance in the simple faithful The public doctor of the faith: an objectively different situation Moral doctrine on the species of ignorance Bellarmine Continuer à lire →
The origin and nature of episcopal jurisdiction in times of prolonged vacancy of the Apostolic See Harmony between Vatican I, Pius XII, supplied jurisdiction, devolution and the Imperfect General Council Table of contents Summary Introduction 1. Episcopal jurisdiction is truly ordinary, proper and immediate 2. This jurisdiction is nevertheless Continuer à lire →
Episcopal Consecrations during a vacancy of the Apostolic See: a historical precedent and the question of extraordinary jurisdiction Table of contents The historical precedent of the interregnum of 1268-1271 The patristic precedents invoked by Catholic theology The tacit communication of episcopal jurisdiction The right Continuer à lire →
The Jurisdiction of Major Religious Superiors during a Prolonged Vacancy of the Apostolic See Canon 198 and Canon 81 of the 1917 Code of Canon Law Applied to Traditional Catholic Communities Table of Contents Introduction The Notion of “Ordinarius” according to Canon 198 Major Religious Superiors as Ordinaries pro Continuer à lire →
The Indefectibility and Immutability of the Government of the Church According to Dom Mauro Cappellari (future Pope Gregory XVI) Table of contents Introduction 1.1. Historical context of the Treatise 1.2. Place in The Triumph of the Holy See 1.3. Doctrinal and polemical object Continuer à lire →
Territorial Jurisdiction in the Church: Of Divine Right or a Matter of Ecclesiastical Law? The Apostolic Model and Its Implications in a Time of Vacancy of the Apostolic See Table of contents Introduction The apostolic fields of the Apostles in the first century: absence of exclusive territorial divisions 2.1 Continuer à lire →
The Jurisdiction of Bishops, Individual and Collegial, Concerning the Convocation of a Council Table of contents Introduction Divine origin of the episcopate and distinction between the power of order and the power of jurisdiction The jurisdiction of bishops considered individually The jurisdiction of bishops as Continuer à lire →
The Dogmatic Fact Its Nature and its Relation with the Infallibility of the Magisterium of the Catholic Church Table of contents Introduction Definition of the dogmatic fact Distinctions between the various categories of facts connected with infallibility 2.1. The purely historical dogmatic fact 2.1.1. Continuer à lire →
There exists a Catholic dress code . Not responding to the dress requirements of Holy Scripture, Canon Law, and the Popes of Tradition is certainly at least a venial sin and can be a mortal sin in certain cases. Mortal sin. The Roman Catechism teaches that Continuer à lire →
The 1968 Rite of Episcopal Consecration: Return to Patristic Sources or Rupture with the Roman Tradition? A Theological and Liturgical Analysis of the Claimed Derivation from St. Hippolytus’ Apostolic Tradition Table of Contents Introduction: The Context of the Controversy The Claimed “Direct Derivation” from the Apostolic Tradition of Continuer à lire →
Public Heresy and Loss of the Pontifical Office The thesis of Bellarmine, its foundations, its conditions and its reception among theologians and canonists. The D.T.C. ( Dictionnaire de théologie catholique ) and the testimonies of theological tradition Table of contents 1 Object and articulation of the demonstration 1.1 The Continuer à lire →
An Objective Historical, Canonical, and Theological Presentation of the Arguments Concerning the Alleged Election of Cardinal Giuseppe Siri as Pope Gregory XVII in the Conclaves of 1958 and 1963 Table of Contents Introduction Chapter 1 – Arguments in Favor of the Siri Thesis Chapter 2 – Continuer à lire →
The Right of Conclave by the College of Bishops In an Imperfect General Council (I.G.C.) Table of Contents Introduction I. Doctrinal Foundations of Hierarchical Continuity and Papal Election a) Powers of the College of Bishops in the Absence of Papal Authority b) Infallibility of the Unanimous College Continuer à lire →
General Conclusion “The Catholic Church resembles a spring: the more one pushes it down, the more it springs back with vigour” (P.L.) The Catholic Church, founded by Our Lord Jesus Christ as a visible and perfect society, necessarily subsists until the end of time, indefectible in its hierarchical constitution Continuer à lire →
Lay Simony on Indolent Clergy Problem of laymen exerting undue influence by their financial contributions, governing in fact certain indolent priests, in contempt of episcopal authority. Table of Contents Introduction The State of the question Definition of the problem according to traditional Catholic doctrine Millenary historical roots Current Continuer à lire →
Hierarchical Submission Moral Necessity of Hierarchical Submission in the Catholic Church in Times of Prolonged Vacancy of the Apostolic See Table of Contents: I. Introduction II. Doctrinal Foundations of Hierarchical Submission III. Moral Duty of the Faithful: Submission to a True Catholic Priest IV. Moral Duty of Priests: Submission to Continuer à lire →
The Valid and Licit Missals in these times of prolonged sedevacantism Who decides to use which missal and with which jurisdiction? Table of Contents: Concern for Unity Unity Remains However… the reforms The Liturgical Reforms under Pius XII and the Imposed Missals The Imposition of the Missal of 1962 Continuer à lire →
The Jurisdiction of Suppliance during a Period of Prolonged Vacancy of the Apostolic See Table of contents: Introduction – Definition and importance of the jurisdiction of suppliance. – Context of the prolonged vacancy and promise of Christ. Doctrinal Foundations – The Church as a perfect and indefectible society. Continuer à lire →
Doctrine of the Indefectibility of the Catholic Church Table of Contents Introduction Definition of Indefectibility Scriptural and Traditional Foundations 3.1 Scriptural Foundations 3.2 Traditional Foundations Aspects of Indefectibility Continuity of Ecclesiastical Authority in Times of Crisis 5.1 Principle of Devolution, Supplying Jurisdiction and Role of Faithful Bishops 5.2 Survival Continuer à lire →
Date of the Loss of his Office by Paul VI, formal and public heretic on 21 November 1964 Table of contents: Introduction 1 Definitions and Fundamental Distinctions 1.1. Definition of Heresy and its Consequences 1.2. Distinction Material/Formal Heresy 1.3. Pertinacity 1.4. Resistance Continuer à lire →
The Bull Cum ex Apostolatus Officio of Paul IV and the Universal Peaceful Acceptance of a Pope Reconciliation with the Dogmatic Fact and the Infallibility of the Church Table of Contents Introduction The Doctrine of the Universal and Peaceful Acceptance of a Pope The Bull Cum ex Apostolatus Officio of Continuer à lire →
Jean XXIII (4) After His Death Public Accusation of Occult Heresies Table of Contents Introduction The proofs advanced of Angelo Roncalli’s membership in Freemasonry 1.1. The testimony of Carlos Vázquez Rangel, presented by some as Grand Commander of the Supreme Council of the Masons of Mexico Continuer à lire →
Jean XXIII (3) Semi-heretical Pope Errors after his Election until his Death Table of contents Introduction Universal acceptance of the papacy of John XXIII from the conclave until 1971 2.1. The conclave of 1958 and immediate acceptance 2.2. Absence of organised opposition before the opening of Vatican II (1958-1962) Continuer à lire →
Pope John XXIII (2) His Election and Universal Peaceful Acceptance (U.P.A.) Table of Contents Preliminaries 1.1. Election and acceptance U.P.A. 1.2. Impediments and causes of loss of the papacy 1.3. John XXIII after his election 1.4. John XXIII occult heretic discovered after death Introduction Continuer à lire →
Jean XXIII (Part 1) Mgr Roncalli before his Election Facts, semi-heresy and the validity of the election of 1958 A chronological, theological and canonical study Table of contents Object and principles of the study The facts prior to the election of 1958 2.1. Bergamo, 1905–1914: with Radini Tedeschi 2.2. Continuer à lire →
Solutions to this Crisis : A Principle of Unity: “in fide unitas, in opinionibus libertas, in omnibus caritas” “Unity in the faith, liberty in opinions, and charity in all things.” Table of contents Introduction: the unity of the Church without a visible pope In fide unitas (In Continuer à lire →
Proofs that Paul VI and his Successors (till today 29/9/2026), John Paul I, John Paul II, Benedict XVI, Francis I and Leo XIV are Heretics Table of contents Introduction Section 1: Definition of Heresy and its Consequences Section 2: Vatican II Contains Flagant Heresies Section Continuer à lire →
FIFTH OPINION IS COMMON DOCTRINE: FALLEN INTO MANIFEST HERESY, THE POPE LOSES IPSO FACTO THE PONTIFICATE Main Source: The magisterial work “The New Mass of Paul VI: What to Think of It?” by Prof. Arnaldo Vidigal Xavier da Silveira, theologian of Campos, Brazil. Table of contents Introduction: Continuer à lire →
Fourth Opinion – The Heretical Pope Does Not Effectively Lose the Pontificate Until After the Intervention of a Declaratory Act of His Heresy Principal source: The masterly work “The New Mass of Paul VI: What Should One Think of It?” by Prof. Arnaldo Vidigal Xavier da Silveira, theologian of Continuer à lire →
Third Opinion: Even If He Falls into Notorious Heresy, the Pope Never Loses the Pontificate Main source: “La Nouvelle Messe de Paul VI : qu’en penser ?” by Prof. Arnaldo Vidigal Xavier da Silveira Table of Contents Introduction to the Third Opinion (Bouix) Bouix’s Main Arguments Continuer à lire →