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1 Fwd,2| was vehemently denied by popes and faithful laymen alike
2 Fwd,2| indisputable fact that many Roman popes were heretics and that they
3 Fwd,6| Church, think of Rome, the popes, the martyrs, the catacombs
4 1,1 | bore was taken over by the popes. Thus, Fr. Victor notes,
5 1,1 | Church overtook the Roman popes, and in this striving, Rome
6 1,1 | and jealousy, the Roman popes asserted an absolutist primacy
7 1,1 | called Martin Luther.... The popes, blindly and without thinking,
8 1,1 | their own prerogative, the popes seized power in the temporal
9 1,1 | power that the power-hungry popes arrogated to themselves,
10 1,1 | the power of the heretical popes against the Orthodox Church).
11 3,5 | authority. However, the popes were seldom present at the
12 3,5 | Latin Church is that early popes condemned the title Supreme
13 3,5 | title of the Roman Catholic popes.~ The falsehood of supremacy
14 3,5 | infallibility was denied by popes and faithful laymen). Concerning
15 3,5 | Church, the post-schism popes invented new and unscriptural
16 3,5 | concerning the errors of popes in questions of dogma and
17 3,5 | and the contradictions of popes among themselves in matters
18 3,5 | translation, and subsequent popes withdrew it from church
19 3,5 | church use. Which of the popes was infallible, Sixtus or
20 3,5 | possessed the post-schism popes who uttered them:~ ~The
21 3,5 | words still remain).~ ~The popes' love of power exceeded
22 3,5 | ascribed various titles to the popes, and these included: King
23 3,5 | afford the Roman Catholic popes any primacy, for Orthodoxy
24 3,11| occasions when the Roman popes fell into heresy, the Patriarchate
25 3,18| own admission — many Roman popes were heretics, and despite
26 6,7 | Roman power cease, many popes became involved in a relentless
27 6,8 | prohibition of many ancient popes. (It is important to note,
28 6,10| to note the fact that the popes had earlier affirmed the
29 6,10| failed to mention that the popes had earlier refused to fall
30 6,15| the moral purity of the popes. It entailed a radical change
31 6,15| modi operand of the Roman popes. Conceit, pride, lust for
32 6,15| the behavior of the Roman popes only as tendencies, as sporadic
33 6,15| takes possession of the popes.~ ~At first, the popes set
34 6,15| the popes.~ ~At first, the popes set themselves the task
35 6,15| the African Church, the popes succeeded comparatively
36 6,15| of the Roman bishop, the popes succeeded in subordinating
37 6,15| preaching of Christianity.~ ~The popes, while subordinating the
38 6,15| sixty decretals of the Roman popes. Of these sixty decretals,
39 6,15| of the Middle Ages. The popes began to cite the decretals
40 6,16| Church admits that many Roman popes were heretics and that many
41 6,16| exclusively by the avarice of the popes and the Catholic clergy.
42 6,16| indulgences — including the popes, who trafficked in them,
43 6,16| the Church in 1054, the popes were no longer so much as
44 6,16| Schism. After the dictatorial popes were cut off from Christ'
45 6,16| Latin Church through the popes' ex cathedra promulgations
46 6,17| placed into the hearts of the popes by the devil — the temptation
47 6,17| sovereignty and domination. The popes yielded to that satanic
48 6,17| heresies promoted by the popes and their toadies.” [The
49 6,18| denying the authority of the popes in their pronouncements
50 7,14| Europe, the Renaissance popes, themselves fully supported
51 7,14| works were condemned by popes and proclaimed heretical
52 7,14| eleventh century, the Germanic popes allied themselves with the
53 7,14| and, with its countless popes, completely destroyed the
54 7,14| power of being infallible popes (as St. Ilarion correctly
55 8,14| it has been used by all popes since the Second Vatican
56 10,26| of the fifteenth century, popes remained apart from these
57 10,26| finally, the patronage of the popes after Sixtus IV — all of
58 10,26| this act was that the Roman popes were infallible in matters
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