Pope Francis has lost his way says Cardinal Raymond Burke

[A Cup Of Tea]

but they are also saying that if the Pope were to issue one of his 'infallible documents' on the political situation in the Middle East, there would be no 'mistakes'.

This was probably only intended as an example, but according to wils link, the infallibility only extends to Catholic doctrine, in the case that there would be a dispute on a particular subject, like the nature of the 'soul' or something like that. The pope would have 'the final say' on the matter. I feel that if the church is going to have a position on a matter someone has to decide what it is.

Thomas, please feel free to point out how close I am to the mark, I'm only going of that link.

 

[Nick the Pilot]

Tea,

I understand what you are trying to say, but I disagree. I guess we just have to agree to disagree on this one.

 

[Thomas]

Thomas, please feel free to point out how close I am to the mark, I'm only going of that link.

You're pretty much on the button, ACOT.

 

[A Cup Of Tea]

Tea,

I understand what you are trying to say, but I disagree. I guess we just have to agree to disagree on this one.

With all of it!? Goodness that's no good!

 

[Nick the Pilot]

Tea,

Ah, the sign of a civilized society. People disagreeing without getting into an uproar. This is what the world needs more of.

 

[A Cup Of Tea]

An uproar! Oh my!

 

[wil]

Thomas, you haven't commented on the Pope's 15 ailments from Christmas eve..

 

[Thomas]

Oh ... Bravo!

Just to be clear, this is not an infallible declaration!

 

[Nick the Pilot]

"An uproar! Oh my!"

--> No, no, the line is, "Lions and tigers and bears! Oh my!"

 

[A Cup Of Tea]

"An uproar! Oh my!"

--> No, no, the line is, "Lions and tigers and bears! Oh my!"

That line is lost over here, but I did find it. I was having George Takeis voice in my head when I wrote that.