The controversies surrounding Pope Francis have led many to rethink the papacy itself, with some transforming the pope into a political leader to be followed in all things, and others rejecting his authority entirely. What is the Catholic way to look at the papacy?
Links:
• The Road from Hyperpapalism to Catholicism (book) by Peter A. Kwasniewski
• Rethinking the Papacy (Crisis Point podcast)
• The “Spirit of Vatican I” as a Post-Revolutionary Political Problem (article)
• On non-infallible teachings of the Magisterium and the meaning of “obsequium religiosum” (article)
• The Morality of Correcting the Pope (article)
• Defending the Faith Against Present Heresies (book)
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