[bornacatholic]

Your sources have the wrong pope It was Pope Steven VI. That doesn't really speak well for the accuracy of everything alleged or the standards of scholarship at the Univ of Georgia. However, antiCatholicism is meat to some protestant bulldogs

No trial transcript of the Cadaver Synod exists. Nonetheless, it is reasonably clear what happened

LOL AntiCatholic imaginations are wondrous to behold

Pope Stephen VII had Pope Formosus reinterred with full honors in St. Peters

Nobody can say our history is uninteresting. Also, nobody can,accurately, say this had anything to do with infallibility.

[bornacatholic]

I typed "steven" in error. I intended "Stephen"

[Cheverus]

You know, I think there is a reference to this in H.W. Crocker's "Triumph", unfortunately not online but clearly a better source. It's on a number of list of best 100 Catholic books.....all good sources.

I discount this article for many reasons, but one in particular: it quotes Richard McBrien.

For all the non-Catholics out there: any article which quotes Richard McBrien isn't of much value.