FTP, what is this Catholic dogma that, supported by the primacy of the Roman pontiff, renders such dogmas as Pius XII's definition of the Assumption of Mary to be free from even the possibility of error, although it does not guarantee impeccability?
Scriptural support for this concept comes from such readings as John 1:42, Mark 3:16, and Matthew 10:2, which refer to Simon receiving a name related to the Greek word for ‘rock'. Historical examples of this concept being exercised were the Bull Unam Sanctam issued by Boniface VIII, the Bull Cantate Domino issued by Eugene IV, and through the Papal constitution of Ineffabilis Deus, promulgated by Pius IX. Related to this dogma are the concepts of Sacred Scripture, Sacred Tradition, and Sacred Magisterium, which consists of ecumenical councils and must be based off of the Sacred Scripture and Sacred Tradition. In order for this dogma to be recognized, certain formulas must be used to clarify the intent of a teaching, and there must be an accompanying anathema. In particular, this concept refers to teachings made ex cathedra, because the Pope is said to occupy the chair of Peter. FTP, what is this Catholic dogma that, supported by the primacy of the Roman pontiff, renders such dogmas as Pius XII's definition of the Assumption of Mary to be free from even the possibility of error, although it does not guarantee impeccability?
Scriptural support for this concept comes from such readings as John 1:42, Mark 3:16, and Matthew 10:2, which refer to Simon receiving a name related to the Greek word for ‘rock'.
{Papal Infallibility}