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| roscoe said: | | Columba said: | | roscoe said: | There are 12 infallible Bulls condemning Templars which no Church Authority has ever even attempted to have repealed. V2 anti-church of course does not count.
Apparently there are some who think they tell the Church what to do. I highly doubt that WT Walsh defies the Authority of Pope Clement V( of pleasant memory) and I doubt that words of his will be found doing that. |
I will look in my Walsh books and get back in a day or two with the source information. |
The only one I haven't read is St Teresa-- it would have to be in there but I doubt it. |
I recall reading an exoneration of the Templars in either Phillip II or Isabela of Spain. Most likely it was Phillip II. I cannot respond further until I have reviewed the books.
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there is adequate info out there to at least cause one to question further and not be a liberal, anticatholic,etc,etc....
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Columba
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| Columba said: | | roscoe said: | | Columba said: | | roscoe said: | There are 12 infallible Bulls condemning Templars which no Church Authority has ever even attempted to have repealed. V2 anti-church of course does not count.
Apparently there are some who think they tell the Church what to do. I highly doubt that WT Walsh defies the Authority of Pope Clement V( of pleasant memory) and I doubt that words of his will be found doing that. |
I will look in my Walsh books and get back in a day or two with the source information. |
The only one I haven't read is St Teresa-- it would have to be in there but I doubt it. |
I recall reading an exoneration of the Templars in either Phillip II or Isabela of Spain. Most likely it was Phillip II. I cannot respond further until I have reviewed the books. |
I was mistaken. William Walsh did not exculpate the Templars, so far as I know. Instead, it was conservative NO historian and Christendom College founder Warren H. Carroll in his third volume of "The Glory of Christendom." According to the footnotes, Carroll relies heavily on Guy Mollat's "The Popes at Avignon" (1963, New York) to make his case that the Templars were railroaded. I will post more details later today or tomorrow.
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