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The problem that had been building and that Pope Pius IX had dealt with for many years, and the reason he called the First Vatican Council was the heresy of modernism. Pope Pius IX considered that a solemn proclamation of the dogma of papal infallibility to be essential to end his two decade battle with modernism. The Council did, indeed, vote overwhelming in favor of papal infallibility, but this did not end the modernist heresy. Pope Pius IX successors all had to deal with it, and we are still dealing with the fallout from it in the 21st century. Thus the Council's most famous degree was on papal infallibility, the Council had to rapidly disband due to advancing Italian armies and it was not officially ended until 1962.

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