Could you please answer this small question on understanding this sentence?

Please read the below passage:

There are times when the precept of hope is binding, because of its own intrinsic importance, or per se.
How often this is so in the lifetime of a Christian, is not susceptible of exact determination, but that it is so is quite clear from the tenor of a proposition condemned by Alexander VII: "Man is at no time during his life bound to elicit an act of faith, hope and charity as a consequence of Divine precepts appertaining to these virtues".----

In the above passage, is the sentence "Man is at no time..." the statement 'made by' the pope or the statement made by someone else but condemned by the pope.

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