Sainte, Catholique, Apostolique, Traditionnelle, Une, Romaine, Reine, Eglise, Xti du Christ † Tradition † Sede Vacante
Heresy and Heretic Introduction Definition of Heresy Definition of the Heretic Distinctions 3.1. Formal/Material Distinction 3.1.A. Formal Heretic 3.1.B. Material Heretic 3.1.B.1. Common opinion: they are separated from the Church 3.1.B.2. A less common opinion (Bellarmin, Suarez, Wernz-Vidal, etc.) 3.1.B.3. Reconciling the two opinions 3.1.C. Objections 3.1.C.1. From modernist Continuer à lire →
In General and in the Church Table of Contents I. Nature of Jurisdiction Ecclesiastical Society and Power to Command Special Authority for Truth and Grace Triple Power: Order, Magisterium, Jurisdiction Etymology and Definition Difference with Roman Civil Law; Divisions into Judicial and Extra-Judicial II. Existence of This Power in Continuer à lire →
Universal Peaceful Acceptance (U.P.A.) of a Pope As Dogmatic Fact Table of contents: 1.Introduction: The U.P.A. of a Pope as Infallible Sign of His Legitimacy 2.The U.P.A. and the Dogmatic Fact 2.1. The Nature of the Dogmatic Fact 2.2. The Infallibility of the Church in Dogmatic Facts 2.3. Testimony Continuer à lire →
Its Nature and Its Relation to the Infallibility of the Magisterium of the Catholic Church Table of Contents: Introduction Definition of the Dogmatic Fact The Dogmatic Fact in Relation to the Infallibility of the Magisterium The Dogmatic Fact as Fruit of Infallibility, Not as Source Illustrative Historical Examples Doctrinal Continuer à lire →
Universal Peaceful Acceptance Sign of Certainty Table of Contents : Introduction 1.Primary and Original Link with the Sovereign Pontiff 1.1 Thomistic Foundation 1.2 Explicit Doctrine of the Authors 1.3 Radical Healing of Any Prior Occult Vice by the UPA 2. Analogical Extension to Other Ecclesiastical Realities 3. Essential Limits Continuer à lire →