VIDEO: Keep the Faith! Michael Matt interviews Bishop Schneider

2020 has been a pretty awful year for traditional Catholics and political conservatives, not just because of the corona virus and the resultant economic challenges, but because of challenges to our faith in our political institutions and in the Church Herself. It would be easy to become disillusioned and downhearted. But we must not!

In this video, recorded at the recent Catholic Identity Conference Michael Matt, editor of The Remnant newspaper, interview Bishop Athanasius Schneider, Auxiliary Bishop of Astana (Kazakhstan), who encourages us to keep the Faith, and hold fast to our hope and trust in the Lord.

   

Source note: If you click on the link, you will find that it takes you to Remnant TV, the channel established this fall by The Remnant. Some (but not all) of Mr Matt's videos may still be found on YouTube, but who knows when they will be removed by the lefties in charge. 

Dear readers, I encourage you to bookmark Remnant TV and check regularly for new releases. Tens of thousands of people like Bishop Schneider, Michael Matt, and, yes, Walt Whiteman, remain committed to the Christian Faith and Christian social values. Let us remain united in our faith and in fight for the social kingship of Jesus Christ! Stay strong!

VIDEO: "Today the Church of Rome finds itself in...spiritual collapse"

That's not Walt speaking, nor even our old friend Michael Matt, editor of The Remnant newspaper. That's the Most Rev. Athanasius Schneider, the auxiliary Bishop of Astana, Kazakhstan. Bishop Schneider gave a lengthy interview to The Remnant in which he discussed, amongst other things, Fratelli Tutti, the latest encyclical issued by Jorge Bergoglio, who some still call "Pope Francis".

In this short(ish) video, John-Henry Westen, of LifeSite News, presents the highlights of the interview. Bishop Schneider joins the chorus of traditional Catholics dismayed by Francis' apparent interest in worldly affairs, rather than the salvation of souls. Fratelli Tutti is all about the brotherhood of man (as the Freemasons say!), with barely a passing reference to God or His Son. Bishop Schneider says the encyclical "lacks a clearly supernatural horizon."

Listen and learn more about the things Francis says which aren't Catholic at all, but a big steaming load of new-age, one-world, secular humanist... nonsense.

   

Further reading: Click here to read the full interview on The Renant website.