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Dr. Mazza: "Centuries of Saints and Scholars hold that Ratzinger is just Plain Wrong... Substantial Error [is] when your will Chooses Something Based on... Bad Information... his Renunciation was Invalid"

Here’s another interesting quote, I’ll try to weave this in. The very month, February 2013, when Pope Benedict makes this renunciation. Gianfranco Ghirlanda, a Jesuit, the former rector of the Pontifical Gregorian University in Rome, and a very highly respected doctor of law, in of all publications it was Cattolica Civilta, the Jesuit- [La Civilta Cattolica]... ... He says that Ratzinger”s view of the sacramental ontological munus, when applied to the juridical office of the Bishop of Rome, is going to create major problems. Let me give you his exact words. “The greatest difficulty that arises from the affirmation, that the primacial power of the Roman pontiff comes from his Episcopal consecration and not from the acceptance of the election, would be that in the event that the pope resigned from his office, not because of death, he would never lose the power as it is conferred by a sacramental act, which has an indelible character.” Well, this is precisely what Benedict has stated in h...

FEATURED Laura Loomer Uncovers ANOTHER Shocking Conflict of Interest Involving Obama Judge Who Is Threatening to Jail Trump Officials for Not Bringing Violent Illegals Back to US Homeland

FEATURED Laura Loomer Uncovers ANOTHER Shocking Conflict of Interest Involving Obama Judge Who Is Threatening to Jail Trump Officials for Not Bringing Violent Illegals Back to US Homeland

Flashback: Is Cardinal Burke Lying?

November 12, 2019 According to Dictionary.com, the definition of the word "lying" as a noun is "the telling of lies, or false statements; untruthfulness," whereas as a adjective it means "telling or containing lies, deliberately untruthful; deceitful; false." It appears that Cardinal Raymond Burke may be lying in the sense of "telling... false statements." Only Burke can tells us if he is "deliberately [being] untruthful." Cardinal Burke in his recent interview with the New York Times the newspaper asked him to explain his implications of Francis possibly backing heresy in the Amazon Synod working document, stating: "You're effectively implying that the pope would be leading a schism?" Burke responded: "Yes." The Times then asked: "Isn't that a deep contradiction of how Catholics think about the office of the papacy?" Burke replied: "Of course. Exactly. It's a total contradiction. I pray th...