“These people can go to the stores to buy something, so the same way they can go to the church,” said Bp. Athanasius Schneider.

Schneider: “This is discrimination of the religion, evidently, and a kind of implicit persecution of the Church.”

In the United States, every single diocese suspended public Masses due to the threat of the Wuhan virus, and some have even suspended baptism and confession. Now, over a month later, only a handful of dioceses have begun the process of gradual reopening.

Schneider spoke with John-Henry Westen in a video interview on April 28 about the Wuhan virus pandemic, the resulting government lockdowns, and the Church’s response to it all. you can watch the short video below:

Continue  the original article here