Francis Is A Heretic But There Is No Automatism That Makes Him Lose His Office - Philosopher
Pope Francis “has made a lot of heretical statements,” the famous Austrian philosopher Josef Seifert told Gloria.tv (video below, German) (May 31). Seifert stresses that the list of seven heresies …More
Pope Francis “has made a lot of heretical statements,” the famous Austrian philosopher Josef Seifert told Gloria.tv (video below, German) (May 31).
Seifert stresses that the list of seven heresies contained in the April letter of eighty scholars is “not exhaustive.” He remembers that Francis has also claimed that evil souls vanish after death or that hell is empty.
The Abu Dhabi declaration is for Seifert “more than heretical, it is actually apostatical.”
Seifert believes that a pope who spreads objective heresies, loses his office, however, there is no competent authority to judge a pope. Therefore only a later pope will be able to condemn Francis.
There are some Church teachers, like the Jesuit Robert Bellarmine, who argue that a heretical pope loses his office automatically but this was never the official teaching of the Church, Seifert adds.
Against hope he hopes that Francis will recant his heresies because otherwise he has chances to be condemned retrospective and to be "deleted …More
Seifert stresses that the list of seven heresies contained in the April letter of eighty scholars is “not exhaustive.” He remembers that Francis has also claimed that evil souls vanish after death or that hell is empty.
The Abu Dhabi declaration is for Seifert “more than heretical, it is actually apostatical.”
Seifert believes that a pope who spreads objective heresies, loses his office, however, there is no competent authority to judge a pope. Therefore only a later pope will be able to condemn Francis.
There are some Church teachers, like the Jesuit Robert Bellarmine, who argue that a heretical pope loses his office automatically but this was never the official teaching of the Church, Seifert adds.
Against hope he hopes that Francis will recant his heresies because otherwise he has chances to be condemned retrospective and to be "deleted …More
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Seifert is wrong. Francis is an obstinate heretic and has been long before he was elected "Pope". He is not a Catholic and obviously cannot be the head of that which he is not a member. This argument and many others that could be sited prove without doubt he is an antipope. This is not an opinion. This is Church doctrine.
Until people realize this and act upon it Francis doesn't care who criticizes …More
Seifert is wrong. Francis is an obstinate heretic and has been long before he was elected "Pope". He is not a Catholic and obviously cannot be the head of that which he is not a member. This argument and many others that could be sited prove without doubt he is an antipope. This is not an opinion. This is Church doctrine.
Until people realize this and act upon it Francis doesn't care who criticizes him. In fact he laughs at them. Start referring to him as antipope Francis. Instead of referring him as "his holiness", use the language of The Church and call him what he is- a "son of Satan" who shows nothing but contempt for Catholics. Perhaps that will get some misguided semi-traditionals thinking!
Until people realize this and act upon it Francis doesn't care who criticizes him. In fact he laughs at them. Start referring to him as antipope Francis. Instead of referring him as "his holiness", use the language of The Church and call him what he is- a "son of Satan" who shows nothing but contempt for Catholics. Perhaps that will get some misguided semi-traditionals thinking!