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Sedevacantism Archive
Sedevacantism and Theology of the Church
By: John Lane “very crisis separates an entity from what is alien to it, and simultaneously preserves the essential character of that entity…” – Romano Amerio Sedevacantism is the opinion that the popes since John XXIII have been illegitimate, not true popes, …
Can the Roman Pontiff be judged?
Is the pope Catholic? As any number of commentators have acknowledged in light of the antics of Jorge Bergoglio (stage name, Francis), this is no longer a rhetorical, much less an amusing, question. As I write, more and more sincere Catholics are finding …
Is Archbishop Viganò inching toward sedevacantism?
Archbishop Carlo Maria Viganò’s continuing journey toward authentic Catholic tradition – one that in some ways resembles my own – took another major step forward in June as he publicly took aim at “the principles enunciated or implied by Vatican II.” In a …
BXVI Resignation Debate: Fertile Sedevacantist Soil
Questions concerning the validity of Benedict XVI’s so-called resignation continue to swirl; in fact, it appears that the controversy is snowballing. The reason: More and more people are coming to the undeniable conclusion that Jorge Mario Bergoglio simply is not Catholic; that is, …
On Francis and sedevacantism
In follow up to yesterday’s post concerning comments, as promised, here I will restate my opinion concerning sedevacantism. Bear in mind that it will be necessary to address this topic in general terms even though individuals who consider themselves sedevacantist may have varying …
INTERVIEW: Salza & Siscoe unmask Sedevacantism
Several months ago, John Salza and Robert Siscoe were kind enough to provide me with a preview taken from their new book, True or False Pope? Refuting Sedevacantism and Other Modern Errors. (NB: This book provides an outstanding treatment of numerous “modern errors,” …