Non sequitur

Non sequitur
Further Clarifications in Response to the Reply of Prof. Daniele Trabucco
I can only agree with almost everything that Professor Trabucco has stated in response to my comment [1]. As he writes at the Duc in Altum blog [2]:
Given that this principle is valid – and which I agree with
It is true that “
If the refusal to obey an illegitimate authority or order “
In fact, just the opposite is true: ecclesial communion cannot be defended at the cost of tearing apart the Truth of the Faith, because it is obedience that is ordered to the Faith, and not vice versa [4].
I would add that anyone who contradicts, adulterates, or silences the Faith is
The Communion of Saints—which is the archetype and model of ecclesial communion—is founded in God, who
Only
If Professor Trabucco recognizes the possibility that ecclesiastical superiors may issue orders contrary to Faith or Morals (a possibility confirmed by daily abuses of authority against traditional Catholics and the equally daily …