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Fruits of Francis & Vatican II: A Future Pope Mcelroy?... [or] a Future Pope James Martin LGBTSJ?

  About - Roma Locuta Est romalocutaest.com  - Steve O'Reilly   -  Fred Martinez  said [to]... Steve [ O'Reilly ], Why are you so obsessed with Francis being infallibly definitely the pope to the point you are a afraid of cardinals and bishops correcting your definitively non-heretical Francis on "communion for adulterers" which apparently may be the opposite of your position maybe if Aqua is reading you right and now you are apparently defending his "communion for adulterers" new cardinals?  Would you love Pope Mcelroy as much as you love Francis? Would you be against correcting a future Pope Mcelroy? Would you be against correcting a future Pope James Martin? Would you love Pope James Martin as much as you love Francis? [ https://www.thecatholicmonitor.com/2022/06/a-catholic-monitor-discussion-on.html] - LifeSiteNew: "But the Pope’s most radical [cardinal] pick is Bishop Robert McElroy of San Diego, known to faithful Catholics as arguably the most pro...
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Flashback: "Saruman" Taylor Marshall's False Dichotomies on Francis

October 25, 2020 Dr. Taylor Marshall's podcast from Wednesday discusses Bergoglio and "civil unions"as well as Francis's status as Pope starting right about minute 27. Unfortunately, Marshall sets up a false dichotomy. He represents our choice of responses as, "Bergoglio is a heretic, let's start a new Church," or "Bergoglio's the Pope and that's just the way it is." Who ever said anything about starting a new Church? There have been a number of anti-popes during the course of history and dealing with them has never meant that. Then he uses the annulment analogy, and another false dichotomy sets in. Either a couple decides for themselves (which is wrong) or the couple waits passively for the judgment of the Church, declaring themselves incompetent even to form and advance a reasoned opinion. This is ridiculous.  If people couldn't form their own judgment, they couldn't petition the Tribunal in the first place. How could you wait...

The Catholic Monitor has received a new report of another woman abused by the Las Cruces, New Mexico EMT forcing her against her will into their vehicle

Memorial Medical Center in Las Cruces, N.M.  [ https://www.google.com/search?sca_esv=988d71235c9faee3&rlz=1CAUSZT_enUS1098US1098&sxsrf=AHTn8zpchOlqL_zEqf09rLWjWKbY6NzQtQ:1743572270928&q=las+cruces+new+mexico+memorial+hospital+investigated&udm=2&fbs=ABzOT_CWdhQLP1FcmU5B0fn3xuWpmDtIGL1r84kuKz6yAcD_igefx-eKq1gCPHF3zhthFoneNn6lL83lY3KLybUMxCNDADrs4uMOIIrQRUs3Y6SINt3bQww7NLF68vf8TJmznUB7mMmJM6zH3xx_hwmL28g_xO3oFx0utb85fDZud2iofX-JXQs3_842pl-FEI2Iq-f8FFthLLisu1oy1IAoHoeyAclnTw&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwii-uTu0LiMAxXTGzQIHVe3HyMQtKgLegQIDBAB&biw=1366&bih=633&dpr=1] Please pray for an elderly Traditional Catholic woman who dresses in beautiful long dresses who was traumatically abused by the corrupt New Mexico Democrat city of Las Cruces EMT all male crew who forced her against her will into their vehicle and the Memorial Hospital men who did acts against her modesty at the hospital. Pray for those men to repent of their inappropriate and sinful behaviors. - T...

Edward Peters: "..modern canonists from Wernz to Wrenn.. a pope..falling into heresy and however difficult it might be to determine whether a pope has so fallen, such a catastrophe, Deus vetet, would result in the loss of papal office"

Dr. Edward Peters J.C.D., "in  A Canon Lawyer’s Blog [22] "said: I know of no author coming after Wernz who disputes this analysis [of Wernz and Vidal]. (See, e.g., Ayrinhac, CONSTITUTION (1930) 33; Sipos, ENCHIRIDION (1954) 156; Regatillo, INSTITUTIONES I (1961) 299; Palazzini, DMC III (1966) 573; and Wrenn [23]  (2001) above.) As for the lack of detailed canonical examination of the  mechanics  for assessing possible papal heresy, Cocchi, COMMENTARIUM II/2 (1931) n. 155, ascribes it to the fact that law provides for common cases and adapts for rarer; may I say again, heretical popes are about as rare as rare can be and yet still be. In sum, and while additional important points could be offered on this matter,  in the view of modern canonists from Wernz to Wrenn , however remote is the possibility of a pope actually falling into heresy and however difficult it might be to determine whether a pope has so fallen,  such a catastrophe, Deus vetet, would ...