Sedevacantism

[Robert Robbins]

Explore the different ways in which Catholics understand how the Chair is empty ( sede vacante) and what this means for the Church. Debate and disputation on the best explanations are welcome.

[Jack Kennedy]

The best way to understand what is going on is to think about this simple statement–
if I am setting in a chair, and then I get up and leave the chair..
two questions..
is the chair now empty.. (yes, of course)
is the chair still there..(yes, of course)

the theology being promoted by all the sedes is that the chair no longer exists because the chair is empty..this is mutilated logic..

we need to stay in the Church and there stay in the fight.. u cant fix the Church from outside the Church..

there are literally hundreds of fake ‘cathlic’ churches.. beware.. catholic-inc.com

[KG]

All sedes do not promote the idea that the papacy no longer exists because it is vacant. In fact, I don’t know of anyone who says that. Ratzinger tried to split the papacy, but he wasn’t a pope to begin with. It is very clear that from Montini on, there has been an effort from the V2 papal pretenders to destroy the papacy, it’s authority, and it’s monarchical character. Home aloners, in particular, recognize that staying in communication with the V2 falsechurch is dangerous, and that we are without valid clergy due to the length of the papal vacancy. We cannot “stay in the Church”, or “fix” it, because it is gone, replaced by the V2 falsechucrh. The hierarchy and buildings are occupied by freemasonic modernists, communists, and homosexuals. The Faith is alive and in the catacombs. The sheep are scattered and without an earthly shepherd. This is all prophesied.

[Robert Robbins]

Absolutely spot on. The point that so many people miss, especially those who were once Home Alone Catholics but have decided to return to the Novus Ordo, is that the V2 Sect is just that, a sect and not the Catholic Church. This is known demonstrably by the marks of the Church being utterly absent from the Church of Rome down to your local parish.

I have compiled a helpful list of FAQ here: https://catholiceclipsed.com/database/

The question Where is the Church is particularly helpful here.

[KG]

Thanks for the links, Robert. I loved the essay “The Church Hyperion”, and the insight that we may be scattered and small for our own protection. So many times in my life, things that I thought were bad when they were happening to me, turned out to be good things in hindsight. God’s ways are not our ways. Thanks for all your hard work, and for providing a place where Catholics can find fellow pilgrims. I was so distressed until I learned why there were no Catholic churches or priests. Now it all makes sense. Do you ever read Laura Woods’ work at “The Thinking housewife”??

[Robert Robbins]

I am glad you liked the post, “The Church Hyperion.” Thank you for reading.

Laura Wood and I correspond often, and I read her blog almost daily. She is a faithful and caring Catholic woman, very wise, and a very good writer.

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