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==Roman Catholic Opposition==

==Roman Catholic Opposition==

[[File:Estatua del papa Juan Pablo II en Alcala de Henares, España.jpg|thumb|Sculpture of pope Juan Pablo II at Alcalá de Henares, [[Spain]].]]

[[File:Estatua del papa Juan Pablo II en Alcala de Henares, España.jpg|thumb|Sculpture of pope Juan Pablo II at Alcalá de Henares, [[Spain]].]]

Johann Döllinger (1799-1890) was a leading German Catholic theologian and professor at the University of Munich. He rejected the doctrine of papal infallibility, warning it would  permanently alienate the Catholic Church from 'all thinking men'.  He was excommunicated by Rome and but refused to become the bishop of the breakaway "Old Catholic Church."

Johann Döllinger (1799-1890) was a leading German Catholic theologian and professor at the University of Munich. He rejected the doctrine of papal infallibility, warning it would  permanently alienate the Catholic Church from 'all thinking men'.  He was excommunicated by Rome but refused to become the bishop of the breakaway "Old Catholic Church."

Additional voices of past opposition are compiled in such works such as ''Roman Catholic opposition to papal infallibility''<ref>[http://www.archive.org/stream/oppositioninfall00sparuoft/oppositioninfall00sparuoft_djvu.txt  W. J. Sparrow Simpson, ''Roman Catholic opposition to papal infallibility'', 1909]</ref>  

Additional voices of past opposition are compiled in such works such as ''Roman Catholic opposition to papal infallibility''<ref>[http://www.archive.org/stream/oppositioninfall00sparuoft/oppositioninfall00sparuoft_djvu.txt  W. J. Sparrow Simpson, ''Roman Catholic opposition to papal infallibility'', 1909]</ref>