[Syncro]

Read the article of this thread so you may see what you missed.

I did read the article

You posted this earlier on the thread:

I know of no other dogma...regarding the Assumption than the one declared by Pope Pius XII in 1950.

That is what this thread is about.

Title: THE ASSUMPTION OF MARY: Condemned as Heretical by 2 Popes in the 5th and 6th Centuries

So here is the dilemma:

Catholicism has more than one view on the assumption of Mary.

Which popes are wrong, or is it blaspheme to declare a pope's (or two popes) dogma wrong?

It can't be both ways.

I believe in the Assumption

Of course. All Catholics must. Just as before 1950 they could not, as per TWO Catholic popes.

I was wondering when Mary became the center of the Catholic belief system, now I see it was 1950.

Although before that more than one pope declared that salvation could be received from Mary.

Besides the "fire of Mary's heart" converting souls.

[ronnietherocket3]

Title: THE ASSUMPTION OF MARY: Condemned as Heretical by 2 Popes in the 5th and 6th Centuries

Please provide the specific quote where the Popes denounced the belief in the Assumption of Mary as heresy. Denouncing a book or group as heretical is insufficient as the Arians are heretical, but they believe that Christ was crucified.

[mlizzy]

I did post a link, but you didn’t want to click into it. That’s the only information I saw online. About the book on the Assumption! If you were interested in an answer (instead of working to discredit the Church, and I’m not mind-reading, it’s obvious), I’d ask my brother-in-law, an orthodox (saintly) priest, but I’m not going to bother him in this regard. He’d only suggest you go to adoration.