Is it possible that even Vigano, Trad & Conservative Ultramontanists are Lutherans like Francis because of “the Spirit of Vatican I"?
- "' Let no mortal being have the audacity to reprimand a Pope on account of faults , for he whose duty it is to judge all men cannot be judged by anybody, unless he should be called to the task of having deviated from the faith . (Si Papa)'" "Pope Innocent III: 'For me the faith is so necessary that, whereas for other sins my only judge is God, for the slightest sin in the matter of the faith I could be judged by the Church.' (propter solum peccatum quod in fide commititur possem ab Ecclesia judican)" - Pope Innocent III (1198-1216) in "Si Papa" (The Remnant, "Answering a Sedevacantist Critic," March 18, 2015) - The first cause is what I have called “the spirit of Vatican I”—Vatican I, mind you. That council gave a narrow definition of papal infalllibility together with a broad description of the pope’s unique position as vicar of Christ in the visible body of the Church on earth. Tragically, instead of being a...