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Just vs Unjust War
American Revolution or Civil War vs French Revolution
Henry breaks or ruptures right to throne, not correctly consecrated authority, toward a good away from evil
People seeking authentic governance
Giovanni Maria Mastai-Ferretti was born May 13, 1792, in Senigallia, Italy, into a noble but modest family.[^1] Suffering from epilepsy in youth, he was initially barred from seminary studies, but after persistent prayer and medical improvement, he was admitted to the Pontifical Academy of Noble Ecclesiastics in Rome.[^2] Ordained in 1819, he ministered at the Tata Giovanni Institute for abandoned children, an experience that shaped his pastoral outlook.[^3] As papal envoy to Chile and Peru (1823–1825), he demonstrated unusual pastoral adaptability in the young republics.[^4] As bishop of Spoleto and then Imola, he earned renown for reconciling revolutionary factions during the uprisings of 1831.[^5]
Elected pope on June 16, 1846, taking the name Pius IX in honor of Pius VII, he began with moderate reforms and an amnesty for political prisoners.[^6] Forced into exile during the revolutions of 1848, he returned to Rome in 1850 under French protection—a providential preservation of the papacy’s independence.[^7] His pontificate defined the dogma of the Immaculate Conception (Ineffabilis Deus, 1854), convened Vatican Council I (1869–1870) defining Papal Infallibility, and issued the Syllabus of Errors with Quanta Cura in 1864.[^8] He endured the loss of the Papal States in 1870 yet retained moral authority until his death on February 7, 1878—the longest pontificate in history (32 years). Beatified by Pope John Paul II in 2000, Pius IX’s life reflects providential patterns: healing from illness enabling his vocation, preservation through exile, and Marian devotion anticipating the 20th-century Fatima apparitions.[^9]
Lourdes apparitions, substantial impact of such long duration. Profoundly political change at this time. Attempts of the Church to respond to willful children. Quite a rupture for papacy. Technologies at this rapid fire of spreading f dissemination.
Greek myth, truth & rumor. While turht is bathing, rumor rushes off.
Church is meticulous, methodical, not cause errors.
Evil goes offense & quickly.
Immaculate Conception, Church proceeds, we are ignorant of the game being played
JPII high lightening this is a relevant document
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https://fidesetratio.us/wp-content/uploads/2025/08/Pius-IX-Syllabus-of-Errors-Condemned-II.m4a
Just vs Unjust War
American Revolution or Civil War vs French Revolution
Henry breaks or ruptures right to throne, not correctly consecrated authority, toward a good away from evil
People seeking authentic governance
Giovanni Maria Mastai-Ferretti was born May 13, 1792, in Senigallia, Italy, into a noble but modest family.[^1] Suffering from epilepsy in youth, he was initially barred from seminary studies, but after persistent prayer and medical improvement, he was admitted to the Pontifical Academy of Noble Ecclesiastics in Rome.[^2] Ordained in 1819, he ministered at the Tata Giovanni Institute for abandoned children, an experience that shaped his pastoral outlook.[^3] As papal envoy to Chile and Peru (1823–1825), he demonstrated unusual pastoral adaptability in the young republics.[^4] As bishop of Spoleto and then Imola, he earned renown for reconciling revolutionary factions during the uprisings of 1831.[^5]
Elected pope on June 16, 1846, taking the name Pius IX in honor of Pius VII, he began with moderate reforms and an amnesty for political prisoners.[^6] Forced into exile during the revolutions of 1848, he returned to Rome in 1850 under French protection—a providential preservation of the papacy’s independence.[^7] His pontificate defined the dogma of the Immaculate Conception (Ineffabilis Deus, 1854), convened Vatican Council I (1869–1870) defining Papal Infallibility, and issued the Syllabus of Errors with Quanta Cura in 1864.[^8] He endured the loss of the Papal States in 1870 yet retained moral authority until his death on February 7, 1878—the longest pontificate in history (32 years). Beatified by Pope John Paul II in 2000, Pius IX’s life reflects providential patterns: healing from illness enabling his vocation, preservation through exile, and Marian devotion anticipating the 20th-century Fatima apparitions.[^9]
Lourdes apparitions, substantial impact of such long duration. Profoundly political change at this time. Attempts of the Church to respond to willful children. Quite a rupture for papacy. Technologies at this rapid fire of spreading f dissemination.
Greek myth, truth & rumor. While turht is bathing, rumor rushes off.
Church is meticulous, methodical, not cause errors.
Evil goes offense & quickly.
Immaculate Conception, Church proceeds, we are ignorant of the game being played
JPII high lightening this is a relevant document
The post Syllabus of Errors Condemned II appeared first on Fides et Ratio.