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infallibilism

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noun

  1. RC Church the principle of papal infallibility
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New declarations on the rights of the State and the conditions of a really Å’cumenical Council, directly condemning the new Roman system of the Syllabus and Infallibilism, may perhaps appear in a few days.

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Next to the Jesuits Veuillot is unquestionably the man to whom infallibilism is chiefly indebted; and when it is made a dogma, a grateful posterity must give honourable place to his name among the promulgators of the new article of faith.

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The Univers is very successful in the business of stirring up the inferior clergy against their bishops in the dioceses of Opposition prelates, and getting them to present addresses in favour of infallibilism.

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The question of the Catechism is of course closely connected with that of infallibilism.

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But what is most remarkable is, that a considerable section of the North-Italian Bishops from Piedmont and Lombardy now come out as opponents of Infallibilism, and give promise of twenty-five signatures for the counter address.

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