What is Papal Infallibility (and “Ex Cathedra”)?

Good too know. I wasn't completely certain about faith and morals. Thanks for posting!🌈🌈🌈

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There are three conditions for Papal Infallibility not two.

So are Pope Francis' comments about moral issues that are also highly political (e.g. LGBT) infallible?

This is idolatrous and gross.

What is papal infallibility? A fairy tale created by the catholic church.

If the pope declares its a moral obligation to get vaccinated.

Is that then about morals (Infallible) or is he talking about science (vaccinations, biology, virology).
Where do Catholics draw the line between a fallible statement and an infallible one, based on morals.

So what would happen if Pope Francis made an ex cathedra statement on the faith and morals of gay civil unions? And also the content of that ex cathedra statement was that the church should recognize civil unions for gay couples and give communion to all gay couples in a civil union?
With the Bishops all be required to recognize that as doctrine of the church?
We all know that Pope Francis is a leftist and ordering the church to recognize civil unions will probably be one of the last things he does before retiring.

Please cite scriptures in the Bible that support the claims that Mary was immaculately conceived and that she ascended to Heaven without dying. Like a lot of Catholic dogma it’s found nowhere in the Bible.

You seem to know a bit about the Catholic Church, so I was hoping you could help answer a burning question I’ve had for quite some time. Why has god allowed so many priests and bishops within the church to touch, rape and molest hundreds of innocent children without hardly any consequences?

You didn’t really address in depth. So in regards to faith and morals if the pope decided that he said all active homosexuals can receive communion and become priests, because that has to do with faith and morals, we’re all supposed to except it just because he said it.??

The pope is a man subject to the same weaknesses and prone to error like the rest of humanity. If anything, it is the highest form of arrogance to be able to claim perfection in morals and doctrine.

By what authority? None. No scriptural support, thus false.

How do you explain the fact that for the last 2000 years, the Catholic church has been one of the most immoral institutions in the world?

but what about popes who speak wrongly on the faith of people?

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How can the Pope substitute of peter when Peter is not the Pope? Is it not by supposition and accretion to Peter to let the people believe? That's lying. CHRIST DID NOT MAKE PETER THE POPE. IT IS ROMAN CATHOLIC DOCTRINE NOT CHRIST'S TEACHINGS. IT IS HUMAN INVENTIONS.

What do Catholics actually believe about papal infallibility?

It doesn't mean the Pope is perfect, never sins, or never makes mistakes. It doesn't mean he has perfect personal beliefs about every issue or that everything he says is correct.

To understand infallibility, consider the following:

1. The Bible is the inerrant, infallible word of God.
2. The men who wrote the New Testament were not infallible.
3. However, they wrote the word of God infallibly because they were inspired by God through the power of the Holy Spirit, who protected them from error.
4. This protection from error was limited to when God was using them to communicate the truths of the faith and not to everything they said or did.

Similarly, the Catholic Church teaches that papal infallibility operates in the same manner; the Pope is protected from error by the Holy Spirit in matters of faith and doctrine, especially when defining doctrine in line with Apostolic tradition.

God did not physically take over the bodies of the New Testament authors to move their pens nor did He dictate scripture word for word. He inspired the sacred writers by the power of the Holy Spirit and protected them from error. This does not mean that everything they ever said and did was infallible. God only protected them from error when He was using them to communicate the truths of the faith.

That is what Catholicism teaches about papal infallibility. In the same way that the Holy Spirit protected the biblical writers from errors in matters of faith, Catholics believe that protection remains on the Pope, who is the successor to St. Peter, given the keys to the Kingdom by Jesus in Matthew 16."

Doesn’t this concept contradict the fith ecumenical council

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I love the little drawing of the pope so much 😆🤣