Do you believe that your first pope, Peter set the example when he chastized a fella for bowing before him??? Of course you don't...So why would you say that???
As far as I know, the Catholic Church has never condemned millenarianism. So, to the best of my knowledge, one may be a Catholic and hold this belief, since the Church has not made any dogmatic statement concerning it. Therefore, even if we [you and I] were disagreed on this issue, this need not prevent us from being in full communion with one another.
Do you believe that your first pope, Peter set the example when he chastized a fella for bowing before him???
Yes, Peter set a very good example, because the Bible makes it clear that Cornelius was actually worshipping Peter. "And as Peter was coming in, Cornelius met him, and fell down at his feet, and worshipped him". (Acts 10:25) And the Catholic Church teaches that we must worship only God. But not every kind of bowing is worship. Some bowing is simply a form of respect, as you might know if, for example, you have visited Japan. That kind of bowing is perfectly acceptable to give to the Pope.
-A8