Catholic Church Crisis: See The Promising Truth w/ Bishop Schneider

Ave Maria! Join His Excellency Bishop Athanasius Schneider and Fr. Serafino M. Lanzetta for a live discussion on the alarming state of the Church, and the current pontificate. By reflecting upon the role of Our Lady in these times of great confusion and darkness, we hope by God's grace to instil in your hearts a renewed hope and confidence in Her intercession. She crushes the serpent's head, and the battle has already been won - we are just watching as it plays out. We are grateful for Bishop Schneider's untiring witness to the authentic Catholic Faith.

Chapters
1:55 Bishop Schneider's new book
6:07 Confusion in Vatican II
9:25 Religious relativism
18:46 Are all religions are willed by God?
20:34 1986 Assisi meeting w/ Pope John Paul II
28:13 Apostacy in the Church and the role of the Pope
33:26 Fraternal correction of the Pope
36:54 Limits of papal infallibility
41:01 Erroneous popes in history
44:22 The problem with sedevacantism
46:14 The pope is not the boss of the Church
47:09 How St. Catherine of Siena admonished the Pope
48:41 Why sedevacantism doesn't make sense
49:57 Pope Francis' consecration of Russia
54:35 End times prophecies
58:41 Be joyful in tribulations
1:00:43 Our Lady of Fatima & the Co-Redemption
1:05:54 Final message from Bishop Schneider
1:07:54 Final blessing


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