[ConorMacNessa]

Holy Spirit speaking? If Amoris Laetitia is deemed to be Ex Cathedra I'm out.

"Dia shábháil ar fad anseo!"

[utahagen]

“If Amoris Laetitia is deemed to be Ex Cathedra, I'm out.”

Don't say that. Read about the Western Schism and St. Catherine of Siena and stay put. You have a job to do. I feel EXACTLY the way you do, but it is during these dark days that the Church needs us most, just as friends need us most when they are in prison, not when their marriages are happy and their careers are flourishing.

[rmichaelj]

The Holy Spirit won’t let him define this ex cathedra, that is why they are doing it this backhanded/vague way. Same way they have pushed other things through.

If you need to avoid the news and blogs for a while. Go to confession with a faithful priest.

If you are responsible for children get them to a traditional parish/chapel, or failing that find the most faithful priest you can. Your responsibility to God for them outweighs other considerations.

Finally, remember the Arian heresy. It has been this bad before. “They have the buildings- you have the Faith.”-St. Athanasius.

[Arthur McGowan]

That can’t happen, because it’s heretical.

If Bergoglio ever says it’s ex cathedra, THAT is the day you can CONFIDENTLY say that he is not Pope. Until then, he’s just a rotten Pope.

He’s 80, and not all that healthy. Hang on.

[Mrs. Don-o]

It's impossible for a koosely-worded 57,000 word document whose main message is said to be in a handful of provocative but ambiguous footnotes to be deemed "Ex Cathedra."

Seriously. It doesn't have the form of doctrinal definition. Not even Pope Francis would make such a claim.