Talk by Alexander Tschugguel: “Where Will the German Bishops’ Scandal Lead?” Mr. Alexander Tschugguel, founder of the St. Boniface Institute, addressed members, friends and supporters of the American …More
Talk by Alexander Tschugguel: “Where Will the German Bishops’ Scandal Lead?”
Mr. Alexander Tschugguel, founder of the St. Boniface Institute, addressed members, friends and supporters of the American TFP on June 29, 2022, in McLean, Virginia. The topic of his presentation was “Where Will the German Bishops’ Scandal Lead?”
Listen to the audio on our podcast: Talk by Alexander Tschugguel: “Where Will the German Bishops’ Scandal Lead?”
His dynamic talk focuses on the vital importance of the family as a means to resist the crisis within the Church and society.
About two and a half years ago, when the young Austrian Catholic Alexander Tschugguel threw the pagan fertility goddess Pachamama idols into the Tiber during the Amazon Synod, the news hit the international scene like a nuclear bomb. Video of the incident spread like wildfire and drew praise and fury worldwide.
In the aftermath, Mr. Tschugguel, a twenty-eight year old traditional Catholic activist and convert from Lutheranism, founded the St. Boniface Institute named for the saint who cut down the Germanic Donar Oak and evangelized the German people. The St. Boniface Institute's mission is to promote traditional Catholicism around the globe, organizing research, lectures, conferences, and prayer meetings of traditional Catholics to defend the Faith.
Mr. Alexander Tschugguel, founder of the St. Boniface Institute, addressed members, friends and supporters of the American TFP on June 29, 2022, in McLean, Virginia. The topic of his presentation was “Where Will the German Bishops’ Scandal Lead?”
Listen to the audio on our podcast: Talk by Alexander Tschugguel: “Where Will the German Bishops’ Scandal Lead?”
His dynamic talk focuses on the vital importance of the family as a means to resist the crisis within the Church and society.
About two and a half years ago, when the young Austrian Catholic Alexander Tschugguel threw the pagan fertility goddess Pachamama idols into the Tiber during the Amazon Synod, the news hit the international scene like a nuclear bomb. Video of the incident spread like wildfire and drew praise and fury worldwide.
In the aftermath, Mr. Tschugguel, a twenty-eight year old traditional Catholic activist and convert from Lutheranism, founded the St. Boniface Institute named for the saint who cut down the Germanic Donar Oak and evangelized the German people. The St. Boniface Institute's mission is to promote traditional Catholicism around the globe, organizing research, lectures, conferences, and prayer meetings of traditional Catholics to defend the Faith.