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If to all the Apostles, then according to this Interpretation, all the Apostles, and all their Successors, have an equal pretence to Infallibility, |
If to all the Apostles, then according to this Interpretation, all the Apostles, and all their Successors, have an equal pretence to Infallibility, |
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Summa potestas Ecclesiastica non solum data est Petro, sed etiam alijs Apostolis Bellarmin De. Rom. Pontif. L. 1. C. 9. Omnes fuerunt Capita & Pastores Universae Ecclesiae, Ibid. C. 11. But then he adds. Sed Petro data est ut Ordinario Pastori cui perpetuò succederetur; aliis tanquam delegatis quibus non succederetur. Fuit enim in illis Ecclesiae primordiis necessarium ad fidem toto Orbe Terrarum celeriter disseminandam, ut primis praedicatoribus & Ecclesiarum fundatoribus summa potestas, & libertas concederetur Mortuis autem Apostolis, Apostolica authoritas in solo Petri successore permansi•. This is Answered by the Bishop of Granada, and the Bishop of Paris, when the same was urged in the Councel of Trent. That it was an Audacious Saying without Ground, Authority, or Reason, Invented about 50 Years before by Cajetan, to obtain a Cardinals Cap, but had been Ignomini•usly Censured by the Divines of the Sorbon since, and was unknown to former Ages, being inconsistent with the 20th of Matth. Vers. 20. vid. Hist. Council of Trent, by Pietro Polano, Octob. 13. 1562. |
Summa potestas Ecclesiastica non solum data est Peter, sed etiam Alijs Apostles Bellarmin De. Rom. Pontiff L. 1. C. 9. Omnes fuerunt Capita & Pastors Universae Ecclesiae, Ibid C. 11. But then he adds. said Peter data est ut Ordinario Pastori cui perpetuò succederetur; Others tanquam Delegates quibus non succederetur. Fuit enim in illis Ecclesiae primordiis Necessary ad fidem toto Orbe Terrarum celeriter disseminandam, ut Primis praedicatoribus & Ecclesiarum fundatoribus summa potestas, & Libertas concederetur Mortuis autem Apostles, Apostolica Authoritas in solo Petri successore permansi•. This is Answered by the Bishop of Granada, and the Bishop of paris, when the same was urged in the Council of Trent. That it was an Audacious Saying without Ground, authority, or Reason, Invented about 50 years before by Cajetan, to obtain a Cardinals Cap, but had been Ignomini•usly Censured by the Divines of the Sorbonne since, and was unknown to former Ages, being inconsistent with the 20th of Matthew Vers. 20. vid. Hist. Council of Trent, by Pietro Polano, October 13. 1562. |
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