St. Bonifatius Institut Inhaber: Alexander Tschugguel
Der Verein, dessen Tätigkeit nicht auf Gewinn gerichtet ist, bezweckt, sich in Österreich und der gesamten Europäischen Union für die Aufrechterhaltung der katholischen Tradition einzusetzen, die Interessen katholischer Laien im öffentlichen Diskurs zu vertreten und in allen Belangen rund um die Tätigkeit katholischer Laien unterstützend tätig zu sein.
Besonders durch die Abhaltung öffentlicher Veranstaltungen, die regelmäßige Herausgabe von Schriften, Videos und Tonaufnahmen und das Betreiben einer Homepage will der Verein auf die Interessen katholischer Laien aufmerksam machen.
Der Verein strebt eine gute internationale Vernetzung mit ähnlichen Initiativen und Vereinen an, um seine Ziele besser erreichen zu können.
With increasing incomprehension, millions of Catholics the world over have been observing the recent developments in the Catholic Church, which seem – for the time being, at least – to have culminated in the idolatrous ceremony held in the Vatican gardens. The gradual banalisation and destruction of our beautiful Catholic ceremonies and traditions and the watering down of Catholic teaching have left many of the faithful sad and deeply disturbed and have driven many others – particularly in Africa and Latin America – into the arms of various Protestant and other sects that offer what appears to be a clearer and more unequivocal message.
It is our aim to rally those who do not want to bow down to “Mother Earth”, those who understand that it is the mission of the Church to show us the way to save our souls and to live as disciples of Christ, rather than to participate in secular politics and to adulterate the teachings of Our Lord for fear of offending the exponents of the current zeitgeist.
No to paganism in the Church !
No to the globalist agenda in the Church !
No to the ongoing destruction from within !
The St. Boniface Institute was founded to give Catholic laity the possibility to speak out.
Our headquarters are in Vienna, Austria – in the heart of Europe, the city where more Catholic masses are celebrated every day than anywhere else in the world except in Rome itself – and it is from here that we want to lead our fight against any enemies of our Church.
We are in contact with many similar groups all over the world which – in true Catholic fashion – are working towards one and the same goal:
a restoration of the true faith and of its centuries-old traditions.
