“In contrast to the sedeists’ position, my theological response demonstrates, through the founts of Sacred Scripture, Church Tradition and Magisterial documents, that no Roman Pontiffs of the past have made heretical statements and to them the title heretic may nowise be imputed. ![]() He then explains his position on the question of Popes and heresy: ![]() Iannuzzi refers to persons and groups who detract from the full authority of the Roman Pontiff, in one way or another, as “sedeists”. In response, I offer the following article to help dispel any confusion surrounding the Roman Pontiff’s teaching authority, and herewith, a clear answer from Church Tradition and Magisterial documents pertaining to the type of assent required from all the faithful to the Roman Pontiff, even when he is not speaking ex cathedra.”įr. As a result, many Catholics have written yours truly asking for clarification in this regard. Particular exception has been taken to his non ex cathedra pronouncements in light of modern prophecies which, according to some, have troubled not a few Catholics. “In recent months the Roman Pontiff’s teaching authority has been openly challenged and his supreme, full and immediate authority questioned. I will offer a few quotes from the article, but I recommend reading it, in its entirety. in Theology, with specialization in patristics, dogmatics and mysticism. Iannuzzi studied Italian, Hebrew, Greek, Latin and other languages. While assigned for 15 years in Italy, Rev. in Philosophy and was awarded the Kilburn Award. ![]() As a young medical student, Joseph traveled to a Marian shrine in 1988 where he was inspired to enter the seminary. He has obtained 5 post-graduate degrees, with studies in medicine, anthropology, sociology, philosophy, and theology. Joseph Leo Iannuzzi is a doctoral alumnus of the Gregorian Pontifical University. has written an in-depth article answering the question: Can a Pope Become a Heretic? Please download a copy and take the time to read it.
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