the pope did not say anything heretical during his pontificate. that is not heresy because there are truths in non-catholic religions that non-catholics can pursue which lead someone to finding god and catholicism. this is basically what romans 1:20 and wisdom 13:5 speak about and what pope francis is trying to articulate.   but the pope gave his approval of a council which is binding. unlike what eastern orthodox apologists claim, a council does not have to be ecumenical for them to be binding. the councils of rome, arles, and lateran were binding on the church yet were not ecumenical. the same also applies to papal decrees. according to your own canons, believers must sever themselves from communion with heretics. the very quote that i have shown from pope gelasius implies the popes decrees are binding upon the church. to further improve papal infallibility, there is the gelasian decree again which says > therefore first is the seat at the roman church of the apostle peter 'having no spot or wrinkle or any other [defect]'. the word concept fallacy is unrelated to the fact that the catholic church is the historic church founded by jesus christ. the holy bible clearly shows jesus christ made peter the leader of the church and apostles
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