[Mrs. Don-o]

Here's a challenge for you: take time to actually READ--- yes, READ--- an infallible statement:

DEFINING THE DOGMA OF THE ASSUMPTION

Read the 48 footnotes. Make a reasonable effort.

Get back to me in a week or so about what you now know about the sources of this infallible statement.

List at least 10.

Quote exactly the words which indicate that this is infallible.

Now I'm going back to bed.

Thank you.

[ansel12]

No thanks, the Mormons also do that, it shouldn’t be so hard to answer post 95.

“who decides if the Pope is being infallible, and where is the information coming from, that he is delivering to you infallibly?”

[CynicalBear]

One thing for sure can be found in there. The Catholic Church has declared "infallibly" that Mary died.

"These words are found in this volume: "Venerable to us, O Lord, is the festivity of this day on which the holy Mother of God suffered temporal death, but still could not be kept down by the bonds of death, who has begotten your Son our Lord incarnate from herself." [http://w2.vatican.va/content/pius-xii/en/apost_constitutions/documents/hf_p-xii_apc_19501101_munificentissimus-deus.html]

So why do Catholics keep claiming that the Catholic Church doesn't say whether Mary died or not?