Pope Francis plans to return to the Vatican Monday. LOS ANGELES, CA (California Network) - Pope Francis told fellow Jesuits at a meeting in Chile several months ago, 'They call me a heretic.' The claim stems from a variety of reforms and changes, as well as some statements Pope Francis has made.
When, in 1965, Pope Paul VI and Orthodox Ecumenical Patriarch Athenagoras I lifted the mutual excommunications that had stood for over 900 years, another Orthodox bishop accused Athenagoras of falling into heresy and claimed that the Orthodox monks living in the monasteries of Mount Athos had stopped mentioning Athenagoras in their daily prayers. Some Orthodox Christians have a mostly positive view of Roman Catholicism and continue to hope that the schism might one day be repaired. Tensions were further heightened in 1204, when the Fourth Crusade sacked Constantinople, then the bastion of Orthodoxy, and installed a Flemish Catholic as emperor. 85 Tue 4:04 pm EST ( LifeSiteNews) Taylor Marshall, leading Catholic commentator and author of Infiltration The Plot to Destroy the Church From Within has publicly affirmed that. In short, it seems that Pope Francis cannot be considered heretical, since none of the ambiguous statements in Amoris laetitia constitute a rejection or contradiction of a truth that is not only revealed but also proposed as such by an infallible act of the ecclesiastical Magisterium. Eastern Orthodoxy and Roman Catholicism split from one another in 1054 due to controversies over the language of the Nicene Creed and the role of the papacy. Gleize’s precise distinction will surprise more than one. Let’s join Father now.The Greek Orthodox Church is one of several autocephalous (self-governing) national churches that make up the larger communion known as the Eastern Orthodox Church. FROM THE DEBATE FORUM: Apostate Pope Francis, The Catholic Church & The New World Order, Understanding Islamic Theology (English Edition) eBook : Wright.
MacGillivray has put together a comprehensive overview, so we can determine once and for all, how Catholics should view the possibility of a heretical pope. Is there a theological or legal basis for the pope losing his office? This is the longest interview we’ve done, because it’s such a complex topic. So we’ll look at this statement – was it heretical? And if it was, then what does that mean? Does it mean he loses the papacy automatically? Many saints and theologians have discussed this issue over the centuries – but only in a theoretical manner. What happens if a pope speaks heresy? This has been a topic of controversy over the course of the pontificate of Pope Francis, and it has only grown following a recent audience given by the Holy Father where he indicated that the Catholic Church includes heretics, apostates, etc.
William MacGillivray on a topic that has gained renewed attention in recent days – the question of the possibility of a heretical pope.
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