[E. Pluribus Unum]

Not this sh!t again. Papal infallibility only applies when the Pope is speaking ex cathedra about Church doctrine.

Papal infallibility doesn't apply when he's talking about the weather or the Super Bowl.

[heterosupremacist]

#2 ~ Not this sh!t again. Papal infallibility only applies when the Pope is speaking ex cathedra about Church doctrine.
Papal infallibility doesn’t apply when he’s talking about the weather or the Super Bowl.

Yes, ex Cathedra, the haters have no idea what they are saying - good post!

[Eric Pode of Croydon]

It would be wise then for Francis to confine his comments to issues of Catholic doctrine.

Because when he talks about politics or economics, he gives us all a pretty good idea of what Oberlin sophomores are thinking.

[Rashputin]

For some reason it seems people can't understand the limited nature of Papal Infallibility just like so many people can't understand the limited nature of the authority the Constitution grants the Federal government rather than the States or We The People.

In both cases, though, people prefer to misstate the actual limits of the granted authority to whatever extent they feel makes their argument, pro or con, easier.

JMHo