@SeabassYou're welcome. Only one person has discussed the none-compliance with this Document, this apostasy, Anthony Stine - of the Return to Tradition YT Channel. He did a video on it, -I found out about it watching his video.
It's a perpetual decree and a Dogmatically binding Document (like in the case of Quo Primum) The concerning statement relating to the invalidity of the Cardinals is found at "§ 4 "
"..... we perpetually establish, and ordain, that, into the hereafter, with anumbered all the Episcopal, sacerdotal, and diaconal Cardinals of whatsoever order, who now are, and to will be created in the future, that all together,
shall, at no time ever exceed the number of 70,
and such number shall not be increased for any pretext, occasion, or cause, even most urgent. That if it will have happened, that one (or more [than one]),
by us, or by the Roman pontiff existing at that time in the future, either to be chosen or to be pronounced as a cardinal, we decree that an election, creation, and pronouncement of this type to be going to be null, bankrupt, and void, and to be thought to be, and that no right is acquired thus by the chosen one or ones, whether the title is in reality or in name [only],
neither that anyone of them is to be held for a Cardinal, or to be able for owing to be reputed [as a cardinal], nor that the stated election, creation, or pronouncement from the beginning to be invalid [valid?], and made beyond the number, if afterwards, with one or more cardinals dying, to the prescribed number, the same College may be returned, [and] on account of which things, retroactively to make good, but as from the beginning, thus from then onward perpetually it [the decree] to be of no assistance or importance."
writelatin.org/papal/postquamveras.htmlHere is the original Latin copy of "Postquam Verus"
The Cardinals of the Holy Roman Church - GuideHowever, (rather confusingly - Satan gets everywhere) When you examine the Latin text on the above link, don't seek to gain an English translation of the page by using the "right click" "Translate into English" facility. Usually doing that translates
the entire page but for some reason, it doesn't do that in the case of THIS document. In fact, Many of the points specified in the Latin original of "§ 4 " are clearly edited out of the resultant English translation. The English translation doesn't contain many parts of the Latin original - Including the part that says that any cardinal over the 70 Cardinals limit will perpetually be "null and void" and "not valid"
Basically, to acquire a complete translation of the above linked Latin document into English, you need to select all the text on the page (either by select or by pressing "ctrl" and "a") then copy the Latin text over into a new Copy of Google Translate opened in a different tab. Then you gain an English translation of the entire Document.
