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St. Francis de Sales on "visibility", from 'The Catholic Controversy'
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MichaelSolimanto said:
[Your vision of the Church is not reconcilable with tradition.


And the V2 religion is?  Please explain, MS.

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That those who deny the need for a visible head blur the idea of the Church, for without the visibility of the head there can be no visible Church.


Who has denied the need for a visible head, MS?  Not I.  I simply claim there is not one at present - which has been the case over 250 times throughout history.  Please do not tell me you think there must always - i.e. at every moment - be a visible head?

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NO theologian that ever existed claimed there would could a time when there would be no teaching Magisterium, no visible head of the Church (Vat. I states infallibility otherwise)...


This has been rather ably dealt with by Fr. Martin Stepanich, OFM, STD - who received his doctorate in theology in 1941 and is a sedevacantist.  Btw, have you read all the theologians, making it legitimate to use the word "NO"?  2Btw, I know EVERY theologian realized that the Church is without a visible head each and every time the Pontiff dies.
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How do you explain Vatican I's anathema attached to a dogma saying that the successors of St. Peter are PERPETUAL, considering of course that there have not been very long interregna?
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Kephapaulos said:
How do you explain Vatican I's anathema attached to a dogma saying that the successors of St. Peter are PERPETUAL, considering of course that there have not been very long interregna?


Please read the article by Fr. Stepanich, available here: http://www.traditionalmass.org/articles/article.php?id=44&catname=10
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