Papal infallibility
Lvov, 4th May 2011
The First Vatican Council formulated the dogma of papal infallibility. The formulation contained a statement that the Pope is infallible in matters of faith and morals, when acting ex cathedra. That means when he declares certain truth and formulates it clearly referring to God’s authority. Subsequently, all Catholics are bound in conscience before God by the declared truth. The dogma of papal infallibility does not guarantee that the Pope in his private life and in his private theological views cannot be wrong. It also does not mean that he himself cannot fall into a heresy or apostasy. If he falls into apostasy and is unwilling to separate from it, he is Pope no longer because God’s anathema has fallen on him. Benedict XVI and the apostatic hierarchy united with him hold to the heresy of syncretism (Assisi) and they want everyone to consider this heresy a teaching of the Church.
What happened through the gesture of beatification? Benedict XVI has brought down God’s anathema on himself – he has excommunicated himself from the Church whereby the perpetual sacrifice (the Divine Liturgy) was removed from all the priests who are united with this apostatical heresy through false obedience and have not separated from the apostate hierarchy and the apostate Pope.
The Council of Constantinople (680-681) posthumously excommunicated Pope Honorius I as a heretic, and Pope Leo II approved of this excommunication in 682. Pope John Paul II introduced into the Church the spirit of Assisi – the spirit of antichrist, and on 1st May 2011 Benedict XVI elevated it to the altar of the Church. On the basis of the Gospel of Christ and of the Word of God – Gal 1:8-9, Benedict XVI has excommunicated himself from the Church and, simultaneously, there was posthumously excommunicated Pope John Paul II. On 1st May 2011, the Byzantine Catholic Patriarchate, in the name of God, made this painful reality public before the whole Church of Christ.
The gates of hell shall not prevail against the Church of Christ even through the mediation of these heretical popes.
Masons have been abusing the papacy as early as the pontificate of John XXIII (1958-1962). To their strategy testifies Masonic document which later has been made public: “Let the clergy march under our standard, always believing that they are marching under the banner of the Apostolic keys.” (see Permanent Instruction of the Alta Vendita)
+ Methodius OSBMr + Timothy OSBMr
Secretaries of the Byzantine Catholic Patriarchate
