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Surprising contributions by Francis to the Magisterium...

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Who is Francis? A prophet for our times? God’s instrument for the renovation of the Church? The precursor of a new springtime of the Faith? A collection of his principal teachings confronted with the Magisterium of the Church can be an excellent aid to accurately judge these questions…

Numerous documents of the unchangeable Magisterium contest the doctrines of Francis.

Click here to have a copy: TheDenzinger-Bergoglio

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THEMATIC INDEX

  •   Dogma
     
    •   Christology
       
    •   Ecclesiology
       
    •   God
       
    •   Papacy
       
    •   Sacraments
       
    •   Theology
       
  •   Ecumenism
     
    •   Anglicanism
       
    •   Islam
       
    •   Judaism
       
    •   Orthodox Church
       
    •   Protestantism
       
  •   Eschatology
     
    •   Death
       
    •   Heaven
       
    •   Hell
       
    •   Judgment
       
  •   Exegesis
     
  •   Grace
     
  •   Holy Bilble
     
  •   Mariology
     
  •   Moral
     
    •   Family
       
    •   Law
       
    •   Liberty of Conscience
       
    •   Life
       
    •   Piety
       
    •   Sacraments
       
    •   Sin
       
  •   Pastoral
     
    •   Education
       
    •   Encounter
       
    •   Evangelization
       
  •   Philosophy
     
  •   Religious Life
     
  •   Social Doctrine of the Church
     
  •   Suffering
     
Know the 160 queries raised by Denzinger-Bergoglio with respect to the affirmations made by Francis

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  • The Roman Pontiff in fact has the "sacra potestas" to teach the truth of the Gospel, administer the sacraments and pastorally govern the Church in the name and with the authority of Christ, but this power does not include per se any power over the divine law, natural or positive. (John Paul II, Address to the Tribunal of the Roman Rota, January 21, 2000)

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