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On today’s A Catholic Take: Bishop Athanasius Schneider has broken his silence with his first public statement since Rome declared six SSPX bishops excommunicated over the July 1 consecrations at Econe. In a statement obtained by Diane Montagna, the auxiliary bishop of Astana renders no verdict on the Vatican’s action — instead he draws the
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Bishop Athanasius Schneider compares the situation of the SSPX to that of St Athanasius, and by logical extension, he compares Leo to Pope Liberius, who is …
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Quite simply, this is the most powerful apologia pro SSPX to date. Nearly 2 months after the consecration of bishops without papal mandate, Patristic scholar Bishop Athanasius Schneider puts the controversial event in the context of the greatest crisis in the Church since the Arian Heresy. His Excellency’s charitable and thorough consideration of the issues
The Bishop breaks his silence in first public statement following the episcopal consecrations of July 1. ROME, 17 August 2026 — Bishop Athanasius Schneider has issued his first public statement since Rome declared six SSPX bishops to have incurred automatic excommunication over the Society’s episcopal consecrations at Écône on July 1, against the will of
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The Sacred Liturgy is not a human invention—it is a divine inheritance. In this powerful reflection, Bishop Athanasius Schneider explains why the Catholic Church has always regarded the Sacred Liturgy as the most profound expression of Sacred Tradition. Drawing from Scripture, the Church Fathers, Pope St. Stephen I, St. Vincent of Lérins, Dom Prosper Guéranger,
Bishop Athanasius Schneider offers a challenge to Catholics in this time of lukewarmness and institutional betrayal.
A candid conversation with Archbishop Athanasius Schneider and Bishop Joseph Strickland on numerous issues that confront the faithful
