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Does Pius IX’s Response to the Rejection of Vatican I Have Implications for the Rejection of Vatican II?

Rory Fox December 9, AD2025 9 Comments

Some years ago, an Ecumenical Council met at St. Peter’s Basilica, in the Vatican. It made decisions which some members of the Church could not

Origen and the Problem of Posthumous Condemnation

Rory Fox July 7, AD2024 8 Comments

Origen (c.185–253) was lauded as “the greatest teacher in the Church, after the Apostles,” by Didymus the Blind (d. 398). But he was also condemned

Does Vatican II Have Supreme Authority?

Rory Fox February 7, AD2024 19 Comments

In 1962 the Second Vatican Council was opened as an Ecumenical Council. It took place under the governance of the 1917 Code of Canon Law,

Magisterium: Blessing or Curse?

Rory Fox June 6, AD2022 17 Comments

There are two main types of authority: governance and magisterium. A governance is the power to impose and enforce behavioral standards. Clubs, businesses and nations

Does Pius IX’s Response to the Rejection of Vatican I Have Implications for the Rejection of Vatican II?

Origen and the Problem of Posthumous Condemnation

Does Vatican II Have Supreme Authority?

Magisterium: Blessing or Curse?

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