It seems right to us to note how, regardless of all the distinctions that need to be made, not only in the world of integral Catholicism (as has happened since the times of the Second Vatican Council) we see that even in the world of non-progressive journalism and culture voices of harsh criticism of Bergoglio and his associates are being raised, but a growing part of the world is also on the same level’ “conciliar episcopate” and their faithful, despite all its limitations, which we have already talked about on this site and elsewhere. Even the so-called pro-life movements, in the past, often prone to any upheaval from beyond the Tiber, they publicly expressed disappointment and disorientation towards the “new Church” and his boss, looking, by force of circumstances, tradition. We limit ourselves to noticing it and hoping, over time, into something progressively more decisive and above all decisive. In the meantime, let us pray and reassure us that the answer to the questions lies precisely in Catholic Tradition, to the doubts and anxieties of these times.
Report Roman correspondence (the ecclesiastical titles in the article refer to the Conciliar Church, not the Catholic one, n.d.r.)

Of Emmanuele Barbieri
The Profession of the immutable truths regarding sacramental marriage of the 31 December 2017, in which Tomash Peta, Metropolitan Archbishop of the Archdiocese of Maria Santissima in Astana, John Powell Lenga, Archbishop-Bishop Emeritus of Karaganda and Athanasius Schneider, Auxiliary Bishop of the Archdiocese of Maria Santissima in Astana, they say «forced in conscience to profess, in the face of the current rampant confusion, the immutable truth and the equally immutable sacramental discipline regarding the indissolubility of marriage according to the two-thousand-year-old and unaltered teaching of the Magisterium of the Church», confirms how Kazakhstan today represents an exemplary center of Catholic resistance to the errors that are spreading among the leaders of the Church.
The statement of the three Catholic bishops is added to the Filial correction of propagated heresies to Pope Francis of 24 September 2017, signed by 250 scholars, and to Promise of fidelity to the authentic teaching of the Church spread by thirty-seven pro-life and pro-family movements with the title "Faithful to the true doctrine, not to the shepherds who make mistakes”.
Il 18 January of 2017 the prelates themselves had addressed a Call to prayer: so that Pope Francis confirms the immutable practice of the Church regarding the truth of the indissolubility of marriage.
Mons. Tomash Peta, polish, he was ordained a priest on 5 June 1976 by Cardinal Stefan Wyszynski and consecrated bishop by John Paul II 15 February 2001. The Pope himself, il 17 maggio 2003, consecrated him Metropolitan Archbishop of the Archdiocese of Maria Santissima in Astana.

Il 10 October 2015 the archbishop of Astana intervened in the Synod on the family, remembering the words of Paul VI, according to which «from some crack, the smoke of Satan has entered the temple of God». «I'm convinced – these – that these were prophetic words. During last year's Synod, “Satan's smoke” he tried to penetrate through:
1) The proposal to admit to Holy Communion those who are divorced and living in a new civil union;
2) The affirmation that coexistence is a union that can have some values ​​in itself; 3) Openness to homosexuality as something considered normal».
Mons. John Powell Lenga, Ukrainian, was secretly ordained in the Soviet Union by Msgr. Nincentas Sladdkevicius and consecrated bishop by John Paul II 28 maggio 1991.
Il 6 August 1999 was appointed bishop of Karaganda and the 17 maggio 2003 received the title of Archbishop. Il 13 February 2015 Archbishop Lenga published an open letter on the crisis of the Church in which he questioned the silence of the episcopal conferences regarding essential questions of faith «Today – he stated – the voice of most bishops is more like the silence of lambs in the face of rabid wolves, the faithful in this case are often like defenseless sheep».
Mons. Athanasius Schneider, Kyrgyz of German origins, he was ordained a priest on 25 March 1990; In the 2006 he was appointed auxiliary bishop of Karaganda by Benedict XVI and consecrated in St. Peter's 2 June of the same year.
Il 5 February 2011 Benedict XVI appointed him auxiliary bishop of Maria Santissima in Astana. Mons. Schneider was one of the initiators of the Declaration of fidelity to the Church's immutable teaching on marriage and its uninterrupted discipline, of the 27 September 2017 and the 5 December of the same year he held a conference on the topic at the Lepanto Foundation The non-negotiable greatness of Christian marriage, in the presence of cardinals Walter Brandmüller and Raymond Leo Burke and bishop Andreas Laun and over eighty priests, religious and seminarians.