Schneider Has the Proof: Not A Single Infection Through RECEPTION of Holy Communion

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Schneider Has the Proof: Not A Single Infection Through RECEPTION of Holy Communion

I totally agree with Bp. Schneider.  Last year around June 2020, as soon as Holy Innocents Church opened up, I have been receiving communion on the tongue.  I was not afraid to receive the Lord on the tongue - why? because He is God and there is no sickness in God as He is Holy.  Many catholics forgot that they are receiving God, the true presence of God and not just a piece of bread.  Also, this is the proper reverent way of receiving our Lord.  I haven't gotten sick (even a little sniffle) since this pandemic started - thanks be to God!  Communion in the hand needs to stop.

Bishop Schneider

It is an episcopal abuse of power to impose grabbing Communion with the hand under the pretext of Covid-19, Bishop Schneider told Mia Barhouche in a French interview during a recent visit in Lebanon.

Schneider stresses that grabbing is not "safer" than receiving Holy Communion and doesn't protect better against a virus infection, on the contrary. In Kazakhstan, the bishops have only allowed receiving Holy Communion: “No one has been infected until now. Not a single case of a contamination.” Schneider calls this an “empirical demonstration” and an “undeniable fact.”

Forcing the faithful to grab Communion with the hand is a spiritual tragedy, dangerous, minimalist and “very close to desacralisation,” Schneider explains, “We cannot treat our God like this.” He points out that grabbing Communion causes particles of the host to fall on the floor so that they are trampled upon [which IS a desacralisation].

Further, Schneider observed that Covid-19 vaccinations are all contaminated with cell-lines from aborted children which will be the base for a horrible foetal industry. Therefore “it is not possible to take this vaccine.” Schneider also noticed that the vaccines are not tested sufficiently and that they can be a health hazard.

Francis' Traditionis custodes is for Schneider "tragic," a "wound," "unjust" and so drastic that TC will finally suppress the Roman Mass. He notices that within its first days, some bishops completely banned the Roman Mass in their dioceses. However, Schneider expects the Mass to continue in the catacombs and to be victorious because it is a work of God.

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