Is the Pope Infallible?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BvkyZTZBAaA Papal infallibility is the belief that the Pope is incapable of error when speaking from his position of supreme apostolic authority in defining doctrine concerning faith or morals. This doesn't mean the Pope is sinless, although there are plenty of Catholics who believe that. Rather it means that his teaching is perfect whenever he speaks “ex cathedra” or “from the chair of St. Peter”. The doctrine was defined by the first Vatican Council presided over by Pope Pius IX. Pius decreed the Immaculate Conception of Mary - the belief that Mary was without sin - even though Jesus said no one is good but God alone. Catholic apologists maintained that the Pope has spoken ex cathedra only one other time when Pope Pius XII decreed the Assumption of Mary,…