This is an older article, which I wrote in 2006. It should be read in addition to, not in isolation from, this article on magisterial teaching. Some persons have claimed that if a heretic is elected Pope, then he is … Continue reading →

Book review — Infiltration: The Plot to Destroy the Church from Within I’ve been reading through the book Infiltration by Taylor Marshall. It’s worse than I first thought. Not only is the book heretical and schismatic in the most extreme … Continue reading →

So far, no one has written a comprehensive theological argument proving that Pope Francis has taught or committed heresy. Here is what would be needed to be proven by a theological argument: 1. Prove, in contradiction to many magisterial teachings, … Continue reading →

Heresy or Not? Pope Francis has been accused of heresy for his alleged teaching on the will of God and the plurality of religions. There are many different religions in the world. Certainly, God permits this situation, just as He … Continue reading →

The Sixth Ecumenical Council (the third at Constantinople) was preparing to accuse him of heresy, many decades after his death. The Pope who reigned over the Council was Pope Saint Agatho. He wrote a letter to the Council trying to … Continue reading →

1. The assumption that Popes Honorius I and John XXII committed or taught heresy. They never offer a theological argument to prove this accusation. They simply assume it. And that assumption establishes, without basis, half of their conclusion. For Pope … Continue reading →

Conservative Catholics used to pride themselves on defending orthodoxy and believing the teachings of the Magisterium, especially the Pope. Liberal Catholics were sharply criticized by conservatives for allegedly being heterodox and unfaithful to magisterial teaching, especially papal teachings. When a … Continue reading →