Carlo Maria Viganò
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Oct 17, 2026
Anthony StineHOST
All the typical destructive stuff about being church.
Anthony StineHOST
Archbishop Vigano has issued a response to it, but he did so by including the full video.
Anthony StineHOST
So we're gonna go over the full video here.
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I will say-
Anthony StineHOST
And here is that bishop.
Anthony StineHOST
This is a, according to Michael Hanz, the Amoris Laetitia conference member speaking on a paradigm shift in the church at the Synod on Synodality press conference, to which Vigano gives the response.
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I will say that the experience I had is of a church that is moving convincingly and joyfully to the full realization of the vision of the Second Vatican Council and the Synod on Synodality.
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This is the first major gathering or assembly of bishops since the Synod on Synodality, and you could see the fruits of this emerging church, a church that listens.
John-Henry WestenHOST
The very fact that we hosted a debate on that has made some people go absolutely apoplectic.
John-Henry WestenHOST
But there's an interesting thing, uh, that Archbishop Carlo Maria Viganò said now a number of months ago.
John-Henry WestenHOST
He talked about the need for Catholics who actually still believe the faith to put aside their differences for a time so that we can actually address together the crisis in the Church, because there's so many disparate ideas among those who actually see the crisis.
John-Henry WestenHOST
You have people who see the crisis who are, um, Novus Ordo charismatic Catholics.
Joe McClaneHOST
For a while, my
Anthony StineGUEST
channel was the Athanasius Schneider and Vigano channel because they were the two who spoke all the time.
Anthony StineGUEST
And then suddenly Schneider went silent.
Joe McClaneHOST
Yeah.
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Joe McClaneHOST
And then he's the one who gets fired.
Joe McClaneHOST
That tells you pretty much what you need to know.
Anthony StineGUEST
If you look back on the history of Vigano and Pell and then Becciu, they all have one thing in common.
Anthony StineGUEST
They were all auditing the Vatican's finances before bad things happened to them.
Gerald MurrayGUEST
So yeah, this is a problem that needs to be addressed.
Joe McClaneHOST
And, and they didn't even interview, and they didn't even interview, uh, Vigano [laughs] over it, over the whole thing.
Joe McClaneHOST
It, uh, it was problematic at best.
Joe McClaneHOST
The book is A Papacy of Confusion: The Controversial Legacy of Pope Francis by tanbooks.com.
Isaac Mary RelyeaGUEST
Like I said, you know, i can't believe how many you know in the time of the protestant revolution there was only one bishop bishop john fisher right who didn't apostatize what do we have today Name them.
Isaac Mary RelyeaGUEST
You can name a bishop, Athanasius Snyder, Bishop Strickland, Vigano, who's excommunicated, which is bogus.
Isaac Mary RelyeaGUEST
But how many bishops are in the whole world? Thousands.
Isaac Mary RelyeaGUEST
It is really the fulfillment of St. Paul and Thessalonians.
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Isaac Mary RelyeaGUEST
But these other guys, no, I'm sorry.
Isaac Mary RelyeaGUEST
They have to be calling them out.
Isaac Mary RelyeaGUEST
Just like Bishop Athanasius Snyder, Bishop Strickland, Vigano, and the few priests in the world like myself in this society.
Isaac Mary RelyeaGUEST
That's why they're after them.
Anthony StineHOST
Or our Lord himself will do so on the day of his second coming, when he shall gather up unto himself universal kingship and the supreme pontificate.
Anthony StineHOST
Given by Carlo Maria Viganò, Archbishop, on the 21st of September, the Feast of St. Matthew the Apostle.
Anthony StineHOST
And then it was published a couple days later, and most people seem to ignore it.
Anthony StineHOST
Because it lays out pretty clearly what we're dealing with.
Isaac Mary RelyeaGUEST
What do we have today? Name them.
Isaac Mary RelyeaGUEST
You can name Bishop Athanasius Snyder, Bishop Strickland, Vigano, who's excommunicated, which is bogus.
Isaac Mary RelyeaGUEST
But how many bishops are in the whole world? Thousands.
Isaac Mary RelyeaGUEST
It is really the fulfillment of St. Paul and Thessalonians.
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Isaac Mary RelyeaGUEST
But these other guys, no, I'm sorry.
Isaac Mary RelyeaGUEST
They have to be calling him out.
Isaac Mary RelyeaGUEST
just like Bishop Athanasius Snyder, Bishop Strickland, Vigano, and the few priests in the world like myself in this society.
Isaac Mary RelyeaGUEST
That's why they're after them, because the devil can't tolerate truth.
William JenkinsGUEST
When the Pope is the primary enemy of the papacy.
William JenkinsGUEST
prefaced by Léon-Pierre Durand, and this is Exerce Domine Foundation, which was established by Archbishop Viganò.
William JenkinsGUEST
He talks about, in the back of the book, the contents, and reading down the line gives you an idea.
William JenkinsGUEST
Episcopal Consecrations and Excommunications, a singling of the excommunication of the SSPX to start this.
William JenkinsGUEST
And Archbishop Lefebvre was saying that was a terrible mistake on their part.
William JenkinsGUEST
It was a betrayal on their part.
William JenkinsGUEST
And I hear that echoed in Archbishop Viganò's statement here.
William JenkinsGUEST
that he considers this to be a tragedy that they did this.
Anthony StineHOST
When it is used to demolish what it should preserve—the doctrine, morality, liturgy, discipline, and hierarchical constitution of the church—it is exercised against its own nature and purpose." It is no longer placed at the service of tradition, but employed to combat it.
Anthony StineHOST
This is precisely what Archbishop Carlo Maria Viganò has called capital schism.
Anthony StineHOST
In ordinary schism, a part of the body separates from the head.
Anthony StineHOST
In the present crisis, by contrast, the occupant separates from the sea.
Anthony StineHOST
And I tend to think that too.
Anthony StineHOST
Vigano hinted at that.
Anthony StineHOST
If you didn't watch my Vigano interview thing yesterday, I did not interview him.
Anthony StineHOST
I went over an interview that LifeSite News did.
Anthony StineHOST
He very clearly lays it out there that that's exactly what that provost was made pope for, to follow up and continue the work of Francis.
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