Bishop Schneider highlights a Church crisis, endorses SSPX concerns, emphasizes divine intervention, and calls prayers and papal approval for SSPX episcopal consecrations, stressing hope for conversion and restoration of tradition.
Bishop Schneider defends the SSPX, calling attacks unhelpful, highlighting their service to the Church, legitimate objections, and urging traditional communities to unite and appeal to the Pope for reconciliation and permissions.
Bishop Schneider defends SSPX consecrations as non-schismatic, criticizes doctrinal ambiguities and papalism, and views the Society as providential, urging reconciliation and recognition of Lefebvre during the Church’s crisis.
Bishop Athanasius Schneider said excommunicating the SSPX over planned consecrations would be invalid since it lacks schismatic intent. He said papal approval could aid unity and that the Church remains in crisis.
Bishop Athanasius Schneider urges Pope Leo XIV to permit SSPX episcopal consecrations, arguing they need not be schismatic historically and calling for unity, dialogue, and clarification of doctrinal ambiguities.
Bishop Athanasius Schneider said some bishops privately reject certain teachings of Pope Francis. He also said he cannot assent to teachings on Communion for divorced persons, same-sex blessings, and a Vatican II phrase.
Bishop Schneider urges Pope Leo XIV to approve SSPX episcopal consecrations, arguing they are not schismatic and that granting the mandate would prevent division and foster unity within the Church.
Bishop Schneider said Vatican II texts can be corrected because the council was pastoral, not dogmatic. The SSPX is proceeding with episcopal consecrations, citing doctrinal disagreements with Cardinal Fernández and the Vatican.
Bishop Athanasius Schneider said he proposed that Pope Leo XIV issue an Apostolic Constitution to regularize the Traditional Latin Mass, supersede motu proprios, ensure coexistence of both Roman Rite forms.
Bishop Schneider denounces Roche’s report as biased, arguing the Novus Ordo ruptures tradition, the 1965 Mass reflected Vatican II, and the coexistence of rites ensures liturgical unity, reverence, and fidelity.
‘It is contrary to the apostolic tradition, to the entire tradition of the Catholic Church,’ Bishop Athanasius Schneider said about women altar servers and lectors.
Bishop Athanasius Schneider proposed Pope Leo XIV issue an apostolic constitution to secure legal stability for the Traditional Latin Mass and ensure peaceful coexistence with the post-conciliar Roman Rite.
Bishop Athanasius Schneider asked Pope Leo XIV to issue an Apostolic Constitution fully liberalizing the traditional Latin Mass, granting equal rights to both forms and preventing episcopal restrictions.
Bishop Schneider met Pope Leo XIV, offering proposals on faith, sexuality, ordination, and the traditional Mass, urging careful bishop appointments. He praised the pope’s attentiveness during their 30-minute audience.
Bishop Schneider claims European leaders facilitate mass Islamization, criticizes migration policies and Church caution, warns of demographic changes, and urges the Church to reject political correctness and boldly preach the Gospel to all people.
Bishop Schneider supports Kazakhstan’s LGBT propaganda ban, urges parents to safeguard children, opposes LGBT influence in the Church, and affirms Church teaching on homosexuality while advocating compassionate guidance for affected individuals.
Bishop Schneider calls Charlie Kirk a martyr for defending Christian truth and explains that Mary’s interior suffering at Christ’s Passion makes her the Queen of Martyrs, deeply united with Jesus’ redemptive sacrifice.
Bishop Schneider urges Pope Leo XIII to clarify Church teaching amid confusion, rejecting blessings of same-sex unions and emphasizing that true acceptance calls for loving invitation to repentance, not approval of sin.
Bishop Schneider denounced modern idols and the Vatican’s LGBT pilgrimage, calling it blasphemous. He led prayers of reparation with other bishops and urged Pope Leo to acknowledge and atone for the offense.
Bishop Schneider’s prayer laments LGBTQ+ activism in sacred spaces during the Jubilee Year, denounces related moral errors, criticizes Church complicity, and implores God’s mercy, truth, and restoration of holiness.
Bishop Schneider denounced the Vatican-sanctioned LGBTQ+ Jubilee event as sacrilegious, criticized supporting clergy, and urged Pope Leo XIV to repent and reaffirm Catholic teaching to preserve the Church’s moral credibility.
Bishop Schneider shares insights on his new book, Matins with the Fathers, highlighting the importance of Church Fathers, daily Scripture, and restoring contemplative prayer through the traditional Office of Matins.
Bishop Schneider celebrates priestly ordinations in Tanzania, highlighting priests as second Christs. Their mission is to celebrate Mass, teach true doctrine, and become like Jesus. Alexander and Jacob are Marian priests.
Bishop Athanasius Schneider has spoken out forcefully in defense of those who attend the Traditional Latin Mass, saying they are increasingly being singled out within the Church
Bishop Athanasius Schneider appeals to Pope Leo XIV, addressing a critical yet often quietly discussed issue, urging the Church's leadership to reflect and respond to widespread concerns among Catholics.
Fiducia Supplicans undermines Catholic faith and morals by welcoming unrepentant sinners rather than calling them to repentance. It contradicts Church teaching, weakens pastoral authority, and misrepresents Christ’s truth.
Bishop Schneider is always very warmly received by the Catholic faithful, who know him as a supporter of the TLM and a strong upholder of the teachings of the Catholic Church.
