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EXCLUSIVE: Bishop Athanasius Schneider on Vatican’s Ban of Traditional Pilgrimage Procession
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Bishop Athanasius Schneider said he was saddened by the reported prohibition on a traditional pilgrimage procession entering St. Peter’s Basilica. He argued that the decision conflicts with Church leaders’ stated commitment to synodality and inclusion, since the pilgrims are, in his view, peaceful Catholics who recognize and pray for the Pope and bishops.
Schneider rejected the suggestion that these faithful oppose the Second Vatican Council, saying they simply wish to worship through a longstanding liturgical tradition. He characterized the restriction as selective and ideological, and called for justice for traditional Catholics. He also expressed hope in the growing number of young people drawn to this form of worship, describing them as part of the Church’s future.
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- Niwa Limbu — Interviewer
- Bishop Athanasius Schneider — Guest
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