This still does not answer what purpose sedeism serves and how it profits souls unto salvation. I've asked this a few times over the last few years and have never gotten an answer. Yes, the Church is in a crisis, yes the popes are heretics, yes the devil wants to destroy the Church - none of these truths answer the purpose of sedeism or how one profits from it.
In this matter, it is par for the course to be contrary to what the Church teaches when we reference wild hypothetical scenarios such as the Dali Lama or women popes or whatever, simply due to the fact that the conciliar popes have all been elected according to the laws of the Church. IOW, if you want to go contrary to the law of the Church, then go right ahead and use wild hypotheticals as a means to do so.
This is to say the only thing using wild hypotheticals can do, is lead to schism and put one in schism.
Ex Quo does not use wild hypotheticals, it states plainly that his name is not to be omitted and why. They say this without any disclaimers or exceptions, and by the words "for whatever reason" they are saying that there are no exceptions. Which means what they are saying is absolute. As such, the presumption must be they were well aware of future heretical popes, not presume that "they only mean "Catholic popes."
All I am attempting to do is point out the teaching of the Church, not my teaching, the Church's teaching, the clear words taught by the Church that cannot err, which is the Magisterium's teaching which is always without error, and the teaching of popes who, per most sedes, cannot teach error - all teach that the name of the pope, for whatever reason, is not to be omitted - and that to do so is the cause of disunity and is an act of schism.
And if you believe and accept the teaching of the Church via Ex Quo without exception, then your meme would not only apply to the conciliar popes, it would also apply to sedes who celebrate Mass non-una cuм - per Ex Quo.
What is the purpose of Sedeism?
Doing our best to preserve the Catholic Faith as it was passed down from the Apostles.
It's very clear that you love the Catholic Church and her teachings, Stubborn.
Yes, I think we both have great reverence for the teaching of the Catholic Church which is not yours or mine,
so this is not a matter of opinion but of trying to follow what she has promulgated
to the very best of our ability during this extraordinarily difficult time.
As for wild hypotheticals...
Well instead of using the Dali Lama, let's use the example of someone who is elected pope with the intention of promulgating the Muslim religion.
Would that be possible? Sounds crazy! How on earth could that be?
Is it possible that somebody could become pope and change the Catholic Faith to one where Catholics actually worship Allah?
That's not a hypothetical actually.
That's reality since Vatican II states that Catholics worship the same god as Muslims.
Do you worship the same god as Muslims, Stubborn?
Do you worship Allah?
I don't.
I guess that means that I am not "una cuм"
the Concilliar Church or their popes.
I'm not "in union with" them
because I don't worship the same gods as they do.
We had Benedict praying for the coming of the Moshiach (antichrist) at a synogogue on Good Friday
and Francis worshiping Pajamamama in the Church.
I can't join my worship to theirs.
To say I worship "in union with" them would be a lie.
There is only one religion and only one God.
To offer the sacrifice of my Dear Lord and Savior in union with them and their gods is just....
well, I can't bear the thought.
They deny Christ and are antichrists.
I can't offer Our Lord's sacrifice in union with antichrists.
I just can't stomach it.
Can a non Catholic even become a pope?
Anyone who has the intention of implementing Vatican II
has the intention of promoting the worship of Allah
as a Catholic god.
They are clearly not Catholic and are barred from election.
It would be equivalent to using a potato chip
at the consecration at Mass instead of unleavened bread -
it’s invalid matter and no consecration takes place.
Public heretics or apostates have left the Church. They are not Catholic and do not intend to promulgate the Catholic Faith.
They are not “valid matter”for any office in the Church and are barred by divine law from the papacy.
Non Catholics cannot become pope.
It's a very hard reality to face, but face it we must.
Fortunately, the Church prepared us for this time through statements from popes, Sacred Scripture, canon law, saints and theologians and prophecies.