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<description>From Dante&#x26;#x2019;s Inferno to Erasmus&#x26;#x2019;s In Praise of Folly: Papal Magisterium in Support of Satire and Invective Against Popes We thank Fr. Romano Tommasi, the pen name of a theologian, for this guest article.Writers on this site often inveigh against hyper-papalism or ultramontanism, evaluated as vices. Pre- and post-Vatican II popes agree in principle and have even taught it magisterially in a way unfortunately overlooked.Like a journal editor who tears to shreds a scholar&#x26;#x2019;s blood, sweat, and tears, the taskmaster&#x26;#x2019;s list of errata and objections to unsubstantiated, innovative arguments can move a scholar toward self-reflection on his method and call...</description>
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