Bishop Schneider BANNED From Having Mass In St Peter's

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2:10has every right in fact a duty and a responsibility to address those errors in an honest way. He has repeatedly said that the SSPX consecration of bishops was not only a valid consecration but was not something that would incur an excommunication. He had warned Vatican repeatedly not to excommunicate the SSPX. He had after the consecrations and excommunications called on the Vatican to not go down that road and to instead rescind them. Otherwise a future Pope would have to and though everyone involved in the excommunication today would look very bad in the eyes of history. He has challenged things Leo has done. And I warned people that they are likely going to punish him for it. Well it seems that they have sent the first warning. And they did so and in some ways I think frankly this punishment has the certain parties

3:16that do have some responsibility in this beyond just the Vatican. And some won't like what I'm going to say here but I'll say it anyway. All of the people who have said oh we're so back with Pope Leo look how great he is about the TLM allowing St. Peter's and all the rest of it. That group of people that some called neo-traditionalists they bear some responsibility too. And you'll see why I say that. We go to advatacanum headline bishop Schneider to celebrate some more in pontificum traditional Latin mass at St. Mary Major after St. Peter's Basilica permission denied a year ago Bishop Schneider Hosada or led a pilgrimage with a mass and St. Peter's Basilica in the pre-concilier form in the traditional Latin mass the Tridentine right if you want to use the wrong name for it because that mass was not invented by the Council of Trent that massed a little

4:18organically from late apostolic times but hey you know details right. He was did not he was given permission last year and the response from many of the usual suspect commentators was we're so back any day now some more pontificum is going to get rescinded because look they're allowing the TLM in the St. Peter's Basilica. I swear he's not really Pope Francis II after all Francis banned the TLM in St. Peter's Basilica and now they're allowing it here. Details from the article. The traditional Latin mass will not be celebrated in St. Peter's Basilica during this year some more on pontificum pilgrimage after permission for the celebration was not granted. The mass will instead be celebrated at the high altar of the papal Basilica of St. Mary Major at 3pm on Saturday the 24th of October with Bishop Athanasius Schneider as celebrant. The annual pilgrimage will nevertheless proceed to St. Peter's Basilica.

5:19On Saturday morning pilgrims will gather at the Church of St. St. Celcis and Julian before setting off at 11am towards a Vatican Basilica. Once inside the faithful will venerate the tomb of the Apostle Peter at the altar of the confession before making their way to St. Mary Major for the Bishop's Mass. A Vatican source told ad Vatican that the decision followed difficulties in obtaining access and permission for the celebration at St. Peter's this year. According to the source who was familiar with the negotiations last year's mass was viewed within the Pope's circle and among staff at St. Peter's Basilica as gloating. That perception was not well received the source said. The source described the decision as one step forward and two steps back, arguing that last year's permission had been followed by a celebration whose scale and tone was interpreted as a triumph by those overseeing access to the Basilica. And quote.

6:21And that is why I think some eerily commentators are to blame on this one. People lost their minds last year. Bishop Schneider was allowed to have a traditional mass in St. Peter's and people acted like I don't know that scene at the end of the beginning of the Wizard of Oz when the house lands on the witch. Ding Dong Witch is dead. That's how people reacted. They celebrated. They thought it was well, we're so back crowd. So yeah, they bear some responsibility here. I'm just going to say it. The modernists in Rome, chief among them Leo, he is their leader. He is cut from the same cloth as Francis by his own admission and by all his actions in the last year and a half. They are vindictive and they are watching. They are paying very close attention. They are seeing how people are reacting to all of these things. But of course, the main responsibility for all of this is the decision makers themselves

7:24who made the decision for this and God bless Bishop Schneider for being willing to speak the truth about things but by doing so, he gave them an excuse to do this. But you know what they don't say that. They just say it was the gloating, the celebration, the triumphalism of having the TLM back. This was inevitably going to happen when Bishop Schneider decided to speak the truth. And I don't think it's going to end here. Schneider was willing to say to publicly, basically to the Pope's face and presumably did so when he had his private audience with him during the summer that ex-creenicating the society of Saint Pius' death was a mistake. He is not on the team. Remember that. He is viewed with suspicion. He is not treated with the same toleration as the German bishops, the radical Spanish bishops.

8:25All the bishops in the church who say, Indy Weevil things, we're going to cover here in a couple minutes as when we get to the next story, there are open heretics in the church who call for a top-down change in how the church operates, how does it govern, how what it teaches, and how it addresses questions of doctrine, dogman discipline by allowing essentially people who have no business making these decisions to be involved in the process. And those people, even the most radical among them, are not viewed with real suspicion by Rome. The punishments, almost always, are directed at people who want the same Catholic religion that our great grandparents had. For guilty of wanting the same form of worship that our grandparents had, for that high crime, they get punished. It's always how it is. The concession was granted in 2025, says the article when the traditional master turned

9:26to Saint Peter's Basilica, but the subsequent reaction has now resulted in more restricted access for this year's pilgrimage. The change is a reversal from last year when the traditional master was celebrated at the altar of the chair in Saint Peter's Basilica. Following the promulgation of Pope Francis's traditionalist custodus, the annual pilgrimage was had for several years, but unable to celebrate its pontifical mass inside the Vatican Basilica. Poverly of the 14th gave permission for the old Latin mass to be celebrated in Saint Peter's Basilica during the 2025 pilgrimage. This year, however, the mass will take place at Saint Mary, major, where the organizers have expressed gratitude for the opportunity to celebrate. In a statement passed to Ed Vodacanum, one of the pilgrimage organizers said, quote, as always, the ad Petri-Saidum pilgrimage will take place on Saturday, 24 October, setting off at 11 a.m. from the Church of St. St. St. St. Julien toward the Vatican Basilica. There the Apostle Saint Peter will be venerated at the altar of confession. This year, mass will take place at the high altar of the papal Basilica of Saint Mary, major,

10:28on the same Saturday at 3 p.m. Whilst we are regretful that mass will not be held at Saint Peter's, we are grateful to the Holy Father and to the Carmel Arch priest of the Liberian Basilica for giving us the opportunity to celebrate mass alongside our Lady, the organizer said, we shall pray to her for liturgical peace, that peace which was the subject of Pope Leo's first words on the lojia of Saint Peter's following election, the organizer said. And quote, the organizers will not cancel the pilgrimage where it's principal devotional visit the Saint Peter's despite the change of location for mass. And they are handling this the correct way. That's the correct way to do it. The modernists are always watching. And it seems that they don't really, they didn't really care for the what they thought was kind of a like brown nosing celebration going on by people after the last year. Let's see how people react this year.

11:31Now let's see what happens to Bishop Schneider in the coming year. Because I don't expect he's going to ran in what he's been saying. I expect next week or the week after I'll have another video about Bishop Schneider because he's been speaking and writing a lot lately. Because it seems that he is dedicated to telling the truth as he understands it, knowing full well with the consequences of doing so may be. And he's going to be giving him your prayers. This was going to happen as soon as he went against a grain. And when you understand how bad the grain is right now, the mainstream view of things in the church, sometimes these men let things slip. And sometimes it's not letting it slip. It's just telling you how evil they actually are. We have a story here that the pontifical academy for life, the new head of the pontifical

12:38academy for life, has weighed in on a debate going on in Italy right now. And that debate goes something like this. The government, the secular stone cutter government of Italy is in the process of passing a law that allows medical professionals to help, will say expedite the process of people to stand before Jesus and for their private judgment. Our hosts do not like people talking about that subject. So we have to tread carefully. Like many other European countries, Canada and several American states, this law is on the books and once it's on the books for a while, the use of it by the population exceeds all of the assurances given by the proponents of such laws. In some places, the secular authorities use the law in the most heinous evil ways possible.

13:42Canada, for example, knowing all of that, you would think the church would be stand opposed to this. I am going to do something I have done extraordinarily rarely here. In Illinois, the state of Illinois is looking at such a law and Cardinal Sue Pitch gave the Catholic response. He said it was evil, something that the church cannot condone. And other things you would hope, a Cardinal Bishop, a large Bishop would say. The central Sue Pitch on this issue was better than the head of the Pontifical Academy for life. I know I'm as dumbfounded by that as you are. Here is New Daily Compass from Pollyah to Pegarraro. Pontifical Academy for life accommodates legalizing that process doctors can use to expedite people standing before Jesus and their judgment.

14:47During his interview with the Italian Bishop's Daily Newspaper of Vanir, the President of the Pontifical Academy for life reiterated his support for a law on that subject that would prevent a worse one. With even more clarity to the National Newspaper Il Curete, former President of the Academy, on senior Pollyah took the same stance in an article in the Daily Law Republic. Consenting to an unjust law is tantamount to betraying Catholic doctrine, and that is exactly correct. Here you have Church officials, very high-profile ones, tackling some very dicey subjects that the secular world has a very different view than to the Catholic Church on, and they're citing secular theology, secular philosophy. And they're standing against everything the Church has always taught on this. Details from this article.

15:49There is no reason to suspect the Italian government has received significant backing from the Catholic Church in Italy to pass the law on that subject. On senior Renzo Pegarraro, President of a PAV and a recent interview stated that it would be morally permissible to consent to a future law of this kind to prevent an even worse one becoming law. During days later, the Academy President reiterated his support for such a law even more clearly and another interview published yesterday in the local paper, Curete de Lvenato, saying, quote, there is a third way between doing nothing and enacting a regional law. Asking one's political parties to press for a national law. Let us ask ourselves what political message does a regional law send. It regulates a court ruling. We sell for the minimum, but we could aim for the maximum. How, given the Montessignor Pegarraro adheres to the principle of the lesser evil, we would like to point out that a regional law on the subject with the same content is a lesser

16:49evil than a national law on the same subject. Therefore, a Montessignor Pegarraro's preference for a national law is to use his own terms the greatest moral evil. You notice that the third option isn't the Church standing in opposition and defending the sanctity of human life. Seems to not be an option. Bishops have a job to do when society loses its mind, and that's to remind them of the reality of sin and death and the consequences of sin. And to stand up for moral truths of the faith, the teachings of the faith on morality, not only one that's popular, because when truth is popular, it doesn't need defending. They have a duty to stand up and defend the truth when it's unpopular, and it does not matter how many people in Italy support such a law. The Church has said rightly so for going back to the beginning that of your own volition

17:54taking steps to expedite the process to stand before Jesus Christ in your private judgment, in your personal private judgment, is evil. It's a grave sin. And it's the kind that has a, that causes a cascading effect of evil. It's just looking at Canada, what they've done up there, with that law. And now you have the pontifical academy whose name suggests that they are supposed to stand in opposition to this, defending a mildly lesser evil version. Instead of defending the truth, these people were put in place largely by Francis, but confirmed by Leo. And another example of Leo continuing the work of Pope Francis by his own admission. And Leo said that there are more moral issues the Church should be worried about beyond the sacrifice of the most young to Moelch. I guess it's no, you know, I guess he can toss into that.

19:00The self-sacrifice to Moelch that's going on here too. Because they give greater weight now to migration and defending a the bizarre world progressive secular stand on that issue over anything related to life now. Again, Cardinal Su Picch has a better stance on this than the guy in charge of the Vatican's office for this subject. And I still can't believe I'm saying that. Because Cardinal Su Picch is not exactly my favorite Cardinal in America, but he's one of the highest profile ones. And he's taken a better stance and it'll annoy and defending the Church's teaching on this. The man in charge of doing this for the whole Church. And Paulian Pegarraro are both of them.

20:00The Emeritus Prefect for that group or the Baroness President for that group in the current one. Their loyalty is not in question. They're on the team. They are not going to have any automatic expunication they've incurred saying this stuff confirmed by the Vatican. De facto making it not really matter. They're not going to get expunicated. Back to the article. On the same day that Il Codete published the interview with Pegarraro, another endorsement of a future parliamentary bill on that subject arrived, coincidentally from the former president of the organization, Montsenier Vincenzo Palia. As an aside, the man who when he received that job under Francis accompanied it by cleaning a house, getting rid of virtually all the holdovers from Benedict and John Paul the second's time, flipping the organization on its head for its purpose. He brought in non-believers, people who believed in all the social evils that the world

21:04loves. All the anti-life ones, all of them. It tells you what their priorities are and what the Vatican really thinks about this stuff. Palia advocates such legislation making use of a secular pulpit. The newspaper, La Republica, one of the gigantic newspapers in Italy. In the article, Palia addresses Corrado Augustus, who has stated for many years that he wishes to stand before the Lord using this practice. He reiterated this in the 5th of September article in La Republica. It'd be like, imagine if Cardinal Cobain wrote an article for The New York Times and they published it and he was saying this kind of stuff and they brought in some layman to write a sister article to it for The New York Times. That's the level of visibility this would have.

22:07Like his predecessor, the former president of the PAV is also very clear in his support for potential law. Finally, yes, let Parliament shoulder its responsibilities on such a sensitive matter we cannot allow the courts, individual cases or emergencies alone to dictate the rules. It is up to politicians to tackle issues seriously without ideological bias or shortcuts. And yes, they point out here in the article that this is giving the government the support of the church for this. And the author of this piece nails the consequence. Quote, to give a sentence to an unjust law is to betray Catholic doctrine. Betrayal is the right word when we consider what paragraph 73 of Evangelium Vite states on this matter. Quote, in the case of an intrinsically unjust law such as one that permits the sacrifice of the most young, the elderly or in this case, the ill, to mullock. It is never lawful to comply with it. Nor can we take part in a propaganda campaign in favor of such a law or vote for it.

23:11From the congregation of the doctrine of the faith. So why the betrayal? Firstly, because the principle of a lesser evil has been embraced leading to a failure to understand evil. Whether small or great for more on a lesser evil in relation to voting for unjust law, see this article. I have a link to it. An evil act contradicts the dignity of the person and can therefore never be committed. Death but not sin wrote St. Dominico, a Dominic Savio at the age of seven. And then it talks about what happens to Catholic, the Catholic mindset when you watch your leaders embrace the revolution. Has a trickle down effect. We all become more coarse for it. We all become greater, have greater tolerance for sin and lose our souls in the process. I had a super chat here from Catholic martyrs. I think for your nine months of support is appreciated. Catholic martyrs is using their channel member super chat. If you're paying support or whatever channel doesn't matter, on that channel in their

24:12live streams, you get a super chat once a month or free. It doesn't cost you anything. Use it. Saying Robert Prevost is most likely the second-born ridden pope. He is influenced by a stone cutlery. He devils white powder and the parties that follow. I don't know about the last two bits, but we know that the stone cutters are very active in South America during his formative years. So it's his formative years in that part of the world. So it wouldn't surprise me. The second-worm ridden pope is related to the censored message of Los Alessette that talked about two-worm ridden popes. People tend to think that means too consecutive. Don't know for sure, but because I didn't say the work in second is not there, but essentially our Lady of Los Alessette has said to have given a warning that there would be two-worm ridden popes. Worm ridden usually can be interpreted as sort of in the thrall of Satan, essentially, that they would promote evil. I have seen many people say that about Leo and Francis.

25:13We'll all find out together when the general judgment happens, whatever that is, but if these men were not those popes, I don't know if I want to be around for what it would look like when those popes arrive. But I would suggest that people pray for everyone involved. Those men, by name, pray for those men who run the Pontifical Academy here in question. They have sided with the devil, clearly, against the church teaching. We have the recipes asked, do you think it's part of the plot to normalize the culture of death? I don't know if there's an over-plot, but these are men who have taken the words of John the 23rd of, let's open the windows of the church to the world to let in some fresh air, meaning learn from the world, bring in some wisdom of the world. Said that at the beginning of the 1960s, could not be possibly wartime in terms of morality

26:13to have said that then at the dawn of the 1960s. These men took his words and ran with it. There's no real wisdom in the world. That's the problem. The Prince of the world is the devil. He is the one who rules the world. What he trades in is sin and death. What does sin do? It clouds your judgment. Darkens the intellect is usually how people phrase it. Sin makes it dumb. Makes it hard to determine what is good and what is not. Just go look at the trial of that one mother happened recently. How people react to it. Sin darkens the intellect. And people replace the morality of the church with the morality of the world. And what you get is a church that is indistinguishable from the world. And all fundamental things.

27:14And that's just as true now as it was at any other time in the history of the church. These men help the devil. What's what they do? I'm not going to sugarcoat it. Let me know what you think of this in the comments please. If you like and subscribe if you have not, it does help sharing this on social media helps a lot as well. If you've ever thought about supporting the work we do here at Return to Tradition, or option to the description box below, Patreon subscribe star, that subscribe plus button is that channel membership button. There's a patron discord server. That kind of thing you get for that. And also. Do you hear that? That's how it means that summer is officially here. It means that grown adults just sprint into the street for a frozen dessert shaped like a cartoon. But this summer, Mint Mobile has a better tree. Every plan including unlimited is $15 a month. And unlike ice cream, it won't drip down your wrist or look nothing like the picture because anywhere have any cash. Give it a try at MintMobile.com slash Switch. A front payment of $45 for three months, $90 for six months or $180 for a call plan required,

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