Edmund Mazza
Academic and commentator (Ph.D.) invited to analyze ecclesial and doctrinal issues; provides the primary scholarly case in the episode for why Robert Prevost is an antipope.
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Oct 14, 2022 • 48min
What happens if the pope is a heretic? Church history professor explains
Church history professor, Dr. Edmund Mazza, discusses the confusion surrounding Pope Francis and the consequences of a heretic pope. Topics include recent events in the Catholic Church, differing views on papal authority and heresy, and the voluntary resignation of Pope Benedict XVI.
Apr 22, 2022 • 1h 2min
Unpacking Benedict's resignation: What if Francis isn't the pope after all?
Dr. Edmund Mazza, a professor of Church history, unpacks the controversy surrounding the resignation of Pope Benedict XVI and addresses potential implications for Francis' papacy if the resignation were invalid. Topics explored include the investigation of Benedict's resignation, analyzing the contradiction within canon laws, requirements for a valid papal resignation, contention surrounding the resignation, confusion about Benedict's status, and exploring the prophecy of St. Malachi and its connection to the popes.
Sep 23, 2025 • 1h 55min
Barnhardt Podcast Episode #235 Prevost is an Antipope. Let's talk.
Dr. Edmund Mazza, a Ph.D. and expert on ecclesial issues, joins to present a compelling case for why Robert Prevost is considered an antipope. They explore the implications of capital punishment as a form of mercy, while debating the moral stakes and historical precedents regarding bishops and doctrinal crises. Mazza also highlights apparent contradictions within Prevost's public statements and his support for controversial teachings. The discussion emphasizes the necessity for discernment in the face of modern heresies and the call for action among the faithful.
