[ebb tide]

Francis has taken papal infallibility to heart, but just for himself, while ignoring the Catholic Magisterium which he has sworn to safeguard as Vicar of Christ.

[ebb tide]

FYI ping

[E. Pluribus Unum]

I'd like to know the real story about Benedict stepping aside.

Threats were made, of that there can be no doubt.

[BlatherNaut]

Visibly irritated over the development of the synod, far below his reformist expectations, Pope Francis made it clear to the bishops and cardinals that in any case the last word would rest with him

In obeisance to the "god of surprises" (aka Beezlebub)?

Pope: It can no longer be said that all those in irregular situations are living in sin.

Does he imagine that he possesses supreme authority to edit the Decalogue?

Delusional.

[Prince of Desmond]

Francis has taken papal infallibility to heart, but just for himself, while ignoring the Catholic Magisterium which he has sworn to safeguard as Vicar of Christ.

I find this extremely ominous. It appears that Francis is systematically eliminating the aspects of our faith that are unpalatable to other religions and the secular world at large. Though in this case it begs the question of whether or not a decision in "reconsideration" of Papal infallibility could ever be defined ex cathedra.

[SGNA]

An attempt at listing all of Bergoglio’s heresies and transgressions:

http://novusordowatch.org/pope-francis.htm

Not a Catholic, and thus not a pope.

[lavaroise]

Sounds like Suni Islam, the new Pope claiming he is infallible while his predecessors are not.

[Bridesheadfan]

Ping for later reading.

[Gamecock]

**This time he took the citation from the dogmatic constitution “Pastor Aeternus” of Vatican Council I, in which the authority of the pope is extended to “all Christians,” meaning in theory also to Protestants, Orthodox, Evangelicals, to the whole sphere of the baptized called to make their way back to the one Church.***

No how. No way.