The First Vatican Council & Papal Infallibility - a podcast by Darrick N Taylor
from 2019-07-09T19:40:20
*Recorded March 26 2018*
Popes have always exercised "immediate jurisdiction" over the entire Church, and have always been proclaimed to speak infallibly when pronouncing upon matter of faith and morals--haven't they? Though popes long claimed some sort of infallibility with regards to their teaching, it was only in the late 19th century that papal infallibility was solemnly defined as a dogma of the Church. In this episode, we discuss the debate over the definition of papal infallibility which took place at the First Vatican Council in 1870. It details the immediate background for the definition, what the major criticisms of it were, and what papal infallibility means for Catholics today.
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