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"Rist..Return the appointment of bishops to local control, subject the pope’s veto..must give reasons..Misuse of infallibility should be strictly curtailed – 'it should be understood primarily as indicating that the church and the pope should cling to basic Catholic dogma'”

Infallibility, Integrity and Obedience

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31. Aug. Infallibility, Integrity and Obedience. Posted by Stuart Chessman. The Cover of the book makes the main point abundantly clear.

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Renato said…
The author speaks of papal infallibility, something defined as dogmatic in the Church, with restrictions, as if it became something harmful. In this way, the Pope cannot have a full right of appointment, which is part of the jurisdiction. Therefore, there is a need for greater control over this, with a right aimed at bishops in their dioceses, and if necessary even with vetoes, against the jurisdiction of the Pope.

But let us read carefully what "Pastor Aeternus" says:

"(...) if anyone asserts that the Roman Pontiff has simply a task of inspection or direction, and not the full and supreme power of jurisdiction over the whole Church, not only with regard to faith and morals, but also with regard to the discipline and government of the Church spread throughout the earth; or that it be invested only with the principal role and not the whole plenitude of this supreme power; or that this power of his is not common and direct both over all individual Churches and over each believer and pastor: let him be anathema."

There is no contradiction in God, because He is coherence. And God is goodness. Someone cannot restrict this, much less, put a control on God as something harmful. Because the person vetoing the author of grace, who inspired Pope Pius IX on these teachings, the Holy Spirit, sins gravely against the same Spirit.
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