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Papal Infallibility and the Crisis in the Church Today - Fr. Noel Barbara

" This two-part series is the translation of a lecture given originally in French by Fr. Barbara in the 1980’s. The author (who was probably the first European priest to come to the conclusion of the vacancy in the papal chair), after recalling the Catholic doctrine on the Church and its Magisterium, shows why the popes of Vatican II cannot be true popes." …

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Feast of Chair of St. Peter, a chair currently vacant

From James Larrabee, cited here : "Some argue that we cannot know if the “Pope” is a formal or merely a material heretic, because only God can judge the interior, and heresy is a matter of interior rejection of Catholic doctrine, not merely exterior. It’s amazing to me that any Catholic could make this argument, but many do, among many supposedly traditional pri…

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Romeward.com by John Daly

Posting this link here as a reference because it can only be accessed through archive's wayback machine and I keep having to search for the link: https://web.archive.org/web/20210206182532/https://romeward.com/articles Listed is one of my favourite articles to explain the situation in the church: >> The Impossible Crisis

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Catholics Without a Priest

God's Providence Will Provide by Fr. Demaris Professor of Theology Missionary of St. Joseph, at Lyon, France 1801 Editor's preface: "During the French Revolution very many bishops and priests were martyred for their faith as were many outstanding laymen also martyred. Church property was seized by the Masonic government. That left the people without thei…

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Not as difficult as it seems...

Articles mentioned in thread: What to Expect of “Pope” Benedict XVI Fr. Berry on the Persecution of the Church in the Last Days Source of thread: https://twitter.com/0remvs/status/1707435408940822734

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What Is a Traditional Catholic? by Rev. Michael DeSaye

"There is no other properly Catholic position to take among traditional Catholics today except sedevacantism. Sedevacantism is not a dangerous fringe ideology for extremist right-wing fanatics as it is always portrayed. It is the only truly Catholic assessment of the present crisis in the church. In fact, not only is it the correct assessment, it is actually som…

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Bishop Pivarunas, Talk on Sedevacantism (2006)

I originally found the audio version posted in 4 parts. Note that the audio recordings slows down part way distorting the bishops' voice somewhat but they are still clear enough to be able to hear if an audio version is preferred to the videos. Part I https://traditionalcatholicsermons.org/wordpress/audio/?link=https://traditionalcatholicsermons.org/index_file…

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Sermon explaining Sedevacantism -- Fr. Dominic Radecki, CMRI

"The confusion among Catholics caused by Vatican II is based primarily on the fact that many people know that the teachings of the Second Vatican Council are heretical and the New Mass is invalid. Many of the faithful know that the Council formed a New Church, that is not the Catholic religion established by Jesus Christ and perpetuated by the Apostles and thei…

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John Lane - CMRI Fatima Conference 2006

An analysis of the Crisis of the Church and its glorious triumph. Part 1 Part 2 Part 3

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A Pope Cannot Be a Heretic - Fr. Dominic Radecki

Recommended sermon explaining the basis of sedevacantism. Some pull quotes: "Some individuals feel safer if the chair of Peter is occupied by a heretic rather than letting it stand vacant but how can it be safer to follow a heretic who's not even a Catholic?" "Why does God allow such confusion and error? He permits the current situation in the ch…

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What is happening in the Catholic Church - Fr. Denis Chicoine

A Masterful exposition of the messages and prophecies of Our Lady, and the changes that took place after Vatican II in the Church b y Fr. Denis Chicoine, CMRI , a conference given in 1981, divided in 4 parts, covering Fatima, La Salette, Modernism, John Paul II, etc. Part 1 Part 2 Part 3 Part 4

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Objections to Sedevacantism: Who are you to judge?

Some common objections heard when pointing to the conclusion of sedevacantism: "Who are you to judge the pope?" "You're behaving like a protestant." "You don't have the authority to declare." Yet what does the Church say? What are we obliged to do? Source: http://www.traditionalmass.org/issues/#c 2. Holy Scripture teaches us: …