Historical Events tagged with "infallibility"
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Papal Infallibility Declared by Vatican Council
The First Vatican Council ratified the dogma of papal infallibility, asserting that the Pope is incapable of error when proclaiming doctrine related to faith and morals. This declaration, achieved on July 18, 1870, during the council's fourth session, established significant theological foundations for the Catholic Church's governance. Pope Pius IX played a crucial role, emphasizing the importance of this doctrine in maintaining doctrinal unity amidst external challenges. The vote was 533 in favor and 2 against, showcasing overwhelming support among the bishops present.
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