The essay criticizes collegiality as defined by Vatican II, arguing it undermines Papal authority, shifts power to bishops, and introduces doctrinal errors incompatible with Church Tradition.
Category: Errors of Vatican II
Vatican II Errors: Ecumenism
The Second Vatican Council’s teaching on ecumenism diverges from traditional Catholic teaching. The Council promoted religious equality and recognized the validity of non-Catholic religions, which contrasts with the traditional doctrine “Extra Ecclesiam Nulla Salus” (outside the Church there is no salvation).
Vatican II Errors: Religious Freedom
The essay critiques Vatican II’s stance on religious freedom, asserting it deviates from traditional Catholic doctrine that recognizes the state’s role in directing the faithful towards salvation and the common good.
Errors of Vatican II: Revolutionary Poison
The errors of Vatican II. a revolutionary poison, have been injected into the Church.