“Actually that’s not true. It’s only when the Pope speaks ex cathedra. The Catholic Church considers the Pope infallible, but only in limited circumstances.”
You are totally utterly wrong.
In you are a faithful practicing Catholic you must freely submit to the authority of the Church, if you don’t then you really aren’t Catholic.
That has absolutely nothing to do with the pope speaking ex cathedra.
If ou don’t fully understand the previous two sentences then you need to have your parish priest explain it to you.
AMDG
“In you are a faithful practicing Catholic you must freely submit to the authority of the Church, if you don’t then you really aren’t Catholic.”
Nope, not true... For a sin to be a sin you must believe it to be a sin. A priest’s opinion does not trump conscious. Only when the when the Pope speaks ex cathedra is that true.
And I doubt that the parish priest is going to tell you that...