Postponing the Self-Destruction of the Catholic Church
It is obvious that its definition of human rights also has been formulated to meet the Vatican's institutional needs.
The dogma of papal infallibility
Papal infallibility means that the pope is incapable of error when he makes ex cathedra decisions on matters of faith and morals.
How far the Vatican is willing to go to ensure its survival
It is survival of the Catholic institution and Papal power that is the issue, not the "lives of the unborn" or anything else.
The Vatican’s “Human Rights” Agenda
We should not be a party to this obvious deception. We should not encourage people to think the Vatican is the guardian of human rights.
The Catholic Church and Papal Infallibility
Papal infallibility means that the pope is incapable of error when he makes ex cathedra decisions on matters of faith and morals.
Why the Vatican attacks contraception
The Vatican’s public attack on contraception has centered on the morality of contraception.
Papal Infallibility and the Catholic Church
Papal infallibility means that the pope is incapable of error when he makes ex cathedra decisions on matters of faith and morals.
Liberal Catholics – Protectors of the Conservative Papacy
As long as liberal Catholics remain in the Church, they serve the interests of the conservatives by deflecting forthright criticism of the Papacy.
Papal infallibility is fundamental to the Catholic Church
The promoters of the infallibility dogma believed that by raising the pope’s authority they could break society of its liberal tendencies.
The Spanish “Civil War” Lesson for Population Growth Control
Halting of population growth control is far more important to the Vatican than Spain ever was and control of the press is critical.

























