Was Vatican 2 Infallible? Are Catholics Imploding?
October 3, 2020
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Today I will cover the popular mythologies surrounding Vatican 2 and its status, contrasted with previous Catholic "dogma" and teaching. Was it infallible? Does the individual Catholic have the right to "judge" the rulings and the Roman See? Do fallible Catholic theologians tell us ultimately when and where Vatican II was "infallible"? What is the higher epistemic criteria the individual RC has to adjudge when the "dogma" is infallible and when it is not? What about the pre-Vatican II Encyclicals? The SSPX and the ongoing internal implosion among the RC "trads"? While this chat will be supplemental to the Wemhoff book that is next in line, it is not directly connected to it.
Vatican 2 is dogmatic - 6 documents proving it:
4. Pope Pius XI Casti Conubii #104 (RCs are bound to more than merely what is "extraordinary magisterium")
5. Si Diligis of Pius XII Obedience is necessary even if you think the pope is wrong
6. According to Canon 752 of the Code of Canon Law, Catholics are required to give a "religious submission of intellect and will" to teachings proposed authoritatively by the magisterium, even if they are not infallible.
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