Sorry. No. No Pope can bind future Popes in Liturgical matters. The language used in the Quo Primum Bull was the same language Pope Pius V used to promulagte the breviary in 1568 (look it up. Same language. Same condemenations for anyone who changed the breviary). Yet, Pope St. Pius X , in 1911,revised the breviary and he issued no Bull abrogating, obrogating, derogating, etc the previous decision of Pope Pius V.
It ain't necessary. Thinking a Pope can bind all future Popes in a non Dogmatic are would give that particular Pope MORE authority than Jesus gave each Pope beginning with Peter.
Sorry. No. No Pope can bind future Popes in Liturgical matters. The language used in the Quo Primum Bull was the same language Pope Pius V used to promulagte the breviary in 1568 (look it up. Same language. Same condemenations for anyone who changed the breviary). Yet, Pope St. Pius X , in 1911,revised the breviary and he issued no Bull abrogating, obrogating, derogating, etc the previous decision of Pope Pius V. I am unfamiliar with any writing in Church tradition that states that, could you please point me in the proper direction?
It ain't necessary. Thinking a Pope can bind all future Popes in a non Dogmatic are would give that particular Pope MORE authority than Jesus gave each Pope beginning with Peter.
FWIW,There is nothing in Scripture to indicate that Jesus' words applied to anyone BUT Peter.