The First Vatican Council solemnly defined that the pope is infallible when he speaks *ex cathedra* , that is, from the chair of St. Peter, which is the chair of truth. With this definition, the question as to whether the pope is able to speak infallibly at all has been finally settled; since then,
Disputed Questions on Papal Infallibility
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- Os Justi Press
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- 2022
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