Cardinal Burke: We will make ‘formal act of correction’ if the Pope doesn’t make Amoris clarification
The cardinal said there was a tradition of issuing a formal correction if a Pope is in error
Cardinal Raymond Burke has said it may be necessary to issue a formal correction of the Pope, if the Pontiff doesn’t respond to a letter asking him to clarify aspects of Amoris Laetitia.
In an interview with Edward Pentin of National Catholic Register, Cardinal Burke said that if the Pope were to teach error or heresy, “It is the duty in such cases, and historically it has happened, of cardinals and bishops to make clear that the Pope is teaching error and to ask him to correct it.” -- More...
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