Bishop Athanasius Schneider speaks about ‘The Renewal of the liturgy according to the perennial sense of the Church’ to the LMS Conference in May 2014
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From Kazakhstan, Bishop Schneider is well known as the author of Dominus Est - It is the Lord! - a defence of the traditional manner of receiving Communion.
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