[This video was first published on June 25, 2025, on the channel of Sanctus Ranch: 
• Sunday Morning Roundtable with Dr Kwasniew... . It is re-posted here with permission. - PAK]
In this unique Sunday morning episode from Sanctus Ranch, host Dan Sevigny welcomes Dr. Peter Kwasniewski, Dr. Ed Schaefer, and Nick Cavazos for a roundtable discussion on the traditional Catholic movement under Pope Leo XIV. Six weeks into the new pontificate, the panel explores the relief many feel compared to the Francis era, while examining ongoing episcopal persecution of traditional priests and faithful. They tackle complex questions about papal obedience, priestly faculties for the Latin Mass, and whether bishops can legitimately forbid approved liturgical practices. The conversation delves into the crisis of "hyper-papalism," the need for high-commitment Catholicism, and practical advice for families seeking authentic Catholic formation. A thought-provoking discussion on navigating Church authority, tradition, and personal sanctification in turbulent times.
• Sunday Morning Roundtable with Dr Kwasniew... . It is re-posted here with permission. - PAK]
In this unique Sunday morning episode from Sanctus Ranch, host Dan Sevigny welcomes Dr. Peter Kwasniewski, Dr. Ed Schaefer, and Nick Cavazos for a roundtable discussion on the traditional Catholic movement under Pope Leo XIV. Six weeks into the new pontificate, the panel explores the relief many feel compared to the Francis era, while examining ongoing episcopal persecution of traditional priests and faithful. They tackle complex questions about papal obedience, priestly faculties for the Latin Mass, and whether bishops can legitimately forbid approved liturgical practices. The conversation delves into the crisis of "hyper-papalism," the need for high-commitment Catholicism, and practical advice for families seeking authentic Catholic formation. A thought-provoking discussion on navigating Church authority, tradition, and personal sanctification in turbulent times.
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