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 1    2,  11, 117 |             A. Our Holy Father the Pope, the Bishop of Rome, is
 2    2,  11, 118 |                 118. Q. Why is the Pope, the Bishop of Rome, the
 3    2,  11, 118 |         Head of the Church?~A. The Pope, the Bishop of Rome, is
 4    2,  12, 123 |          right and power which the Pope and the bishops, as the
 5    2,  12, 125 |         when it speaks through the Pope and the bishops, united
 6    2,  12, 125 |            council, or through the Pope alone when he proclaims
 7    2,  12, 127 |           in their fullness in the Pope, the visible Head of the
 8    3,   1, 157 |     teaching Church"; that is, the Pope, Bishops, and priests, whose
 9    3,   1, 160 |           the Infallibility of the Pope, nor of the Immaculate Conception
10    3,   3, 184 |     supreme, and in the Church the Pope is supreme.~ ~
11    3,  11, 489 |       Those who teach, namely, the Pope, bishops and priests, are
12    3,  11, 493 |           his own diocese, and the Pope in the whole Church.~ ~
13    3,  11, 495 |             A. Our Holy Father the Pope, the Bishop of Rome, is
14    3,  11, 496 |            acts in the name of the Pope, and a Vicar General is
15    3,  11, 497 |           Q. 498. Could any one be Pope without being Bishop of
16    3,  11, 497 |          Rome?~A. One could not be Pope without being Bishop of
17    3,  11, 497 |             and whoever is elected Pope must give up his title to
18    3,  11, 498 |                 Q. 499. Why is the Pope, the Bishop of Rome, the
19    3,  11, 498 |         Head of the Church?~A. The Pope, the Bishop of Rome, is
20    3,  11, 500 |          called the Holy Father or Pope. Pope means father.~ ~
21    3,  11, 500 |           the Holy Father or Pope. Pope means father.~ ~
22    3,  11, 501 |     Primacy of St. Peter or of the Pope. Primacy means holding first
23    3,  12, 524 |          right and power which the Pope and the Bishops, as the
24    3,  12, 529 |         when it speaks through the Pope and Bishops united in general
25    3,  12, 529 |            council, or through the Pope alone when he proclaims
26    3,  12, 530 |         What is necessary that the Pope may speak infallibly or
27    3,  12, 530 |           ex-cathedra?~A. That the Pope may speak infallibly, or
28    3,  12, 531 |                     Q. 532. Is the Pope infallible in everything
29    3,  12, 531 |           he says and does?~A. The Pope is not infallible in everything
30    3,  12, 531 |          Church. Nevertheless, the Pope's opinion on any subject
31    3,  12, 532 |                    Q. 533. Can the Pope commit sin?~A. The Pope
32    3,  12, 532 |            Pope commit sin?~A. The Pope can commit sin and he must
33    3,  12, 536 |        Anti-pope means a pretended pope. The anti-popes were men
34    3,  12, 536 |       papal power while the lawful pope was in prison or exile.~ ~
35    3,  12, 537 |               Q. 538. Why must the Pope sometimes warn us on political
36    3,  12, 537 |          and other matters?~A. The Pope must sometimes warn us on
37    3,  12, 537 |           unjust, and wherever the Pope discovers falsehood, wickedness
38    3,  12, 538 |             temporal power" of the Pope?~A. By the temporal power
39    3,  12, 538 |          the temporal power of the Pope we mean the right which
40    3,  12, 538 |           mean the right which the Pope has as a temporal or ordinary
41    3,  12, 539 |                Q. 540. How did the Pope acquire and how was he deprived
42    3,  12, 539 |         the temporal power?~A. The Pope acquired the temporal power
43    3,  12, 540 |             1. Because it gave the Pope the complete independence
44    3,  12, 541 |    faithful for the support of the Pope and the government of the
45    3,  12, 541 |    faithful for the support of the Pope and government of the Church "
46    3,  12, 546 |           in their fullness in the Pope, the visible Head of the
47    3,  12, 549 |           world are subject to the Pope.~ ~
48    3,  16, 729 |            sometimes only from the Pope, or by his special permission.
49    3,  16, 730 |          some sins reserved to the Pope or bishop?~A. The absolution
50    3,  16, 730 |            sins is reserved to the Pope or bishop to deter or prevent,
51    3,  20, 845 | Indulgences of a jubilee which the Pope grants every twenty-five
52    3,  20, 855 |          grant Indulgences?~A. The Pope alone has the power to grant
53    3,  20, 855 |          special permission of the Pope, have the right to grant
54    3,  20, 856 |            the declarations of the Pope and of the Sacred Congregation
55    3,  20, 860 |           for the intention of the Pope.~ ~
56    3,  24, 983 |            power of orders and the Pope alone has the full power
57    3,  24, 984 |          and last and highest, the Pope, who rules the Church throughout
58    3,  24, 985 |          Cardinals are next to the Pope, and Vicars Apostolic, Monsignori,
59    3,  24, 985 |         specially appointed by the Pope rank according to the powers
60    3,  24, 986 |          are to advise and aid the Pope in the government of the
61    3,  24, 986 |         Church, and to elect a new Pope when the reigning Pope dies.
62    3,  24, 986 |         new Pope when the reigning Pope dies. They are divided into
63    3,  24, 987 |        worthy priest upon whom the Pope confers this title as a
64    3,  24, 990 |        woolen vestment worn by the Pope and sent by him to patriarchs,
65    3,  24, 998 |          as Most Reverend, and the Pope as Holy Father.~ ~
66    3,  26, 1096|            solemnly blessed by the Pope with special prayers for
67    3,  30, 1170|            to the authority of the Pope; 7. Apostates, who have
68    3,  36, 1359|            of our holy father, the Pope, bishops, priests, missions,