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Papal Infallibility

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•  Papal Infallibility Catholic Answers Live interview with Karl Keating, founder of Catholic Answers (requires RealPlayer)

Articles

•  Dogma  (Catholic Encyclopedia)
•  Infallibility  (Catholic Encyclopedia)
•  Inquisition  (Catholic Encyclopedia)

•  Ask Father: Tierney's Challenge of Papal Infallibility
•  Charism of Infallibility by Fr Brian Mullady (from Catholic Dossier, March/April 1998)
•  Discussion Of Infallibility Fr. John Trigilio explains papal infallibility.
•  Dr. Carroll on Papal Infallibility by Dr Warren Carroll
•  Errors in the Ordinary Magisterium? by Fr Regis Scanlon (from Homiletic & Pastoral Review, June 1991)
•  Explaining the Idea of Infallibility by Fr William Saunders
•  Hierarchy of Truths & the Truth Fr. William Most demonstrates that although there is a hierarchy of truths in the faith, it is another hierarchy that determines what we must believe: the Magisterium.
•  Infallibility by Ronald Walls (from Catholic Faith, March/April 1998)
•  Infallibility of Level Three Teachings by Fr William Most
•  Is 'Ordinatio Sacerdotalis' an Infallible Exercise of the Extraordinary Papal Magisterium? by Fr Peter Pilsner
•  Papal Authority in the First Ecumenical Councils by Fr Brian Harrison OS (from Living Tradition, May 1990)
•  Papal Errors in the Ordinary Magisterium? by Fr Regis Scanlon OFMCap. (from Homiletic & Pastoral Review, June 1991)
•  Papal Infallibility by Jeffrey Mirus
•  Papal Infallibility by Fr Hal Stockert
•  Understanding the Infallibility Teaching by Russell Shaw. Catholics are under the impression that unless a doctrine is infallibly taught, they don't have to abide by it.