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Edward Peters

May 09, 2019
The open letter “accusing Pope Francis of the canonical delict of heresy” raises several canonical questions. It is generally recognised, subject to important qualifications, that a pope can commit material, formal or obstinate heresy triggering thereby, for himself and the Church, canonical consequences running from the almost non-existent to the catastrophic. Academics have speculated on
August 11, 2018
Public penance should be the first response. Then let's look at some basic improvements to canon law
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