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And yet Fr. Chazal still refers to them as popes. Do you?
Heresy per se separates a public manifest formal heretic from the Church. One separated from the Church has no ordinary jurisdiction. I am assuming that Fr. Chazal holds that Francis has ordinary jurisdiction, but that his exercise of it is illicit.
In Issue 24, Fr. Chazal states the following:"Yet again, allow me to repeat that the jurisdiction of a public heretic is illicit ipso facto....."The jurisdiction of a public heretic is not only illicit ipso facto, but it is also invalid ipso facto. A public heretic is not a member of the Church. Heresy per se separates the public heretic from the Church.
Actually, they're both wrong:Juridical acts remain valid and licit unless a declaratory or condemnatory sentence is declared....In other words, even if Francis is a raging heretic, his acts of jurisdiction would be VALID and LICIT, because he was never subject to condemnatory or declaratory sentence.
...and now Lad has his answer as to why nobody is signing on for the "impoundism" theory.