Tony La Rosa

The Heretic Excludes Himself From the Church, “Being Condemned by His Own Judgment”

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The following is an article by someone who is neither of the so-called True Resistance nor a Sedevacantist and yet he holds the Church doctrine, which must be believed with Divine and Catholic Faith, that the public sin of manifest formal heresy per se separates the heretic from the Church.

Wake up so-called True Resistance; wake up.

https://www.tfp.org/the-heretic-excludes-himself-from-the-church-being-condemned-by-his-own-judgment/#easy-footnote-bottom-4-58730

Retraction of the Cardinals Losing the Right to Vote after 20 Days of Pope Benedict XVI’s Death

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Dear Friends, I have held the opinion since the death of Pope Benedict XVI that the cardinals appointed by him had 20 days maximum to elect the next pope otherwise they would lose that ecclesiastical right.  This was based on my reading of Paragraph 37 of Universi Dominici Gregis promulgated by Pope John Paul II and also that of Br. Alexis Bugnolo.  Until recently (see my recent posts), I did not hear good arguments to the contrary.  Therefore, I now retract my opinion and now am more of the mindset that the cardinals appointed by Pope Benedict XVI still have the ecclesiastical right to elect the next pope.  I criticized them for causing chaos once the 20 days had passed; I apologize for that.  However, they still have a duty to proceed with the election of the next pope.

I look forward to reading more arguments for and against.  I hope that canonists will chime in on the matter.  Please be free to share arguments or links with me in the comments.

Fr. Paul Kramer on the Jeff Rense Show – January 20, 2023

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https://mediaarchives.gsradio.net/rense/special/rense_012023_hr1.mp3

The Cardinals Do Not Lose the Right to Elect the Next Pope – Radio Spada

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The following is the Google translation of the conclusion of the article below:

“It can, therefore, be concluded – without any shadows of doubt remaining – that the Cardinals do not lose the right to elect the Pope just for not having complied, hypothetically, with the deadline within which they should have entered the Conclave.”

Su un’ipotesi di “anti-Conclave”