The First Vatican Council condemned the modernist heresy that the pope can err as a private doctor
The First Vatican Council condemned the modernist heresy (which it spreads by @Ultraviolet and @F M Shyanguya ) that the pope can err as a private doctor.
On July 18, 1870, Pius IX, the pope of infallibility, anathematizes every person who dares to uphold the thesis of the "pope can err as a private doctor."
Pope Pius IX and the Vatican I Fathers, the pope is "ALWAYS" pure from all doctrinal error and his faith is "ETERNALLY unfailing." Pope Pius IX, Vatican Council I, 1870: “… the See of St. Peter always remains unimpaired by any error, according to the divine promise of our Lord the Savior made to the chief of His disciples: ‘I have prayed for thee [Peter], that thy faith fail not…’”
The final paragraph of chapter 4 of Pastor aeternus stipulates: "If anyone, which God forbid, has the presumption of contradicting this definition, let him be anathema."
Our Catholic Church teach the doctrinal accompanies the pastoral. The pastoral office of a pope, for example, involves the power to teach faith and morals. Vatican I affirmed that the dogmatic definition of papal infallibility was made precisely to clarify that the Son of God connected an infallible teaching power on faith and morals "with the supreme pastoral office" ("cum summo pastorali officio" - Vatican I, Pastor Aeternus, Chapter 4, Denz. 1838).
Chapter 4 of Pastor aeternus, which defines the dogma of pontifical infallibility.
First quote: “Petri Sedem ab omni SEMPER errore illibatam”.
"Fidei NUNQUAM deficient charisma."
That a Pope as a "private doctor" can teach heresy is solemnly condemned by the First Vatican Council.
On July 18, 1870, Pius IX, the pope of infallibility, anathematizes every person who dares to uphold the thesis of the "pope can err as a private doctor."
Pope Pius IX and the Vatican I Fathers, the pope is "ALWAYS" pure from all doctrinal error and his faith is "ETERNALLY unfailing." Pope Pius IX, Vatican Council I, 1870: “… the See of St. Peter always remains unimpaired by any error, according to the divine promise of our Lord the Savior made to the chief of His disciples: ‘I have prayed for thee [Peter], that thy faith fail not…’”
The final paragraph of chapter 4 of Pastor aeternus stipulates: "If anyone, which God forbid, has the presumption of contradicting this definition, let him be anathema."
Our Catholic Church teach the doctrinal accompanies the pastoral. The pastoral office of a pope, for example, involves the power to teach faith and morals. Vatican I affirmed that the dogmatic definition of papal infallibility was made precisely to clarify that the Son of God connected an infallible teaching power on faith and morals "with the supreme pastoral office" ("cum summo pastorali officio" - Vatican I, Pastor Aeternus, Chapter 4, Denz. 1838).
Chapter 4 of Pastor aeternus, which defines the dogma of pontifical infallibility.
First quote: “Petri Sedem ab omni SEMPER errore illibatam”.
"Fidei NUNQUAM deficient charisma."
That a Pope as a "private doctor" can teach heresy is solemnly condemned by the First Vatican Council.