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To: street_lawyer
Is the infallibility doctrine involved in arriving at the conclusions of Vatican II?

Are you talking about papal infallibility? No. Nothing was ex cathedra and no dogma or canon law changed. It was an eccumenical council that had a whole bunch of dissent and apostacy and the modernists got their way.

33 posted on 10/13/2005 5:03:13 AM PDT by Desdemona (Music Librarian and provider of cucumber sandwiches, TTGC Ladies' Auxiliary. Hats required.)
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To: Desdemona
"Is the infallibility doctrine involved in arriving at the conclusions of Vatican II?
Are you talking about papal infallibility? No. Nothing was ex cathedra and no dogma or canon law changed. It was an ecumenical council that had a whole bunch of dissent and apostasy and the modernists got their way."


Thank you for your response. I'm not sure exactly what canon law or dogma is but I'm interested enough in it to do some research on it.
35 posted on 10/13/2005 8:27:10 AM PDT by street_lawyer
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