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I can assure you that no Diocese taught that the Pope was without sin.

You Sir are blessed with a conservative diocese

Rochester is not so fortunate

Look - can we agree to disagree - I still see it as a solid faith -its just not for me. I see faults in yours, you see faults in mine. Im tired, my hands hurt and its been a long day - I'll meet you in the sandbox tomorrow, my daughter orientation at Catholic school is tonight.

I can assure you that no Diocese taught that the Pope was without sin.

You Sir are blessed with a conservative diocese

More or less, yes.

Rochester is not so fortunate

I will say some extra prayers. Rochester is one of those that can barely even claim to be Catholic anymore.

However, this argument strikes me as strange. The liberal diocese would be the last place where I would expect the Pope's infallibility to be construed as impeccibility. This would seem to be more of a conservative conceit. It is the liberals who would wish to diminish the role of Pope to "figurehead" so they can go on destroying the Faith in their jurisdiction.