The Dean of Theology at St. Anselm, Rome avoids being expelled.

The Benedict priests and Cardinal Arthur Roche offer Holy Mass at the chapel of the Benedictine University of St. Anselm, Rome., while they reject the Syllabus of Errors and the Athanasius Creed since they interpret Vatican Council II irrationally.

The Dean of Theology supports the New Ecumenism with Vatican Council II interpreted irrationally. If the Council was interpreted rationally he would have to support the traditional ecclesiology of St.Benedict.

Now the Benedictines do not deny that they are offering Holy Mass with new versions of the Nicene Creed. They understand this Creed as saying, “I believe in three or more baptisms for the forgiveness of sins. They include known cases of the baptisms of desire, blood, saved with elements of sanctification and truth in other religions (Lumen Gentium 8), and imperfect communion with the Church (Unitatis Redintigratio 3), people with goodwill (Gaudium et Specs 22) etc."

So outside the Church there is known salvation,  is their new theology. They are not Feeneyite on extra ecclesiam nulla salus(EENS). They do not support the Athanasius Creed which says all need to be Catholic for salvation.They are approved by the political Left.

If the baptism only referred to the baptism of water, as it did over the centuries, then they would be Feeneyite on EENS.They would be expelled. They would be saying like Fr. Leonard Feeney that there are no physically visible cases of the baptism of desire(BOD).This is also the opinion of Fr. Stefano Visintin osb, the former Rector and Dean of Theology, at St. Anselm. This is also the view of Bishop Athanasius Schneider and Dr. Taylor Marshall.

When LG 8, OLG 14, LG 16 etc are interpreted rationally as being only hypothetical cases and not objective people saved outside the Church then the Council does not have any exceptions for the Athanasius Creed. The Council is not a break with Tradition.

Now the Benedictines, with their liberalism created with the irrational premise, also re-interpret the Apostles Creed. For St.Benedict the Holy Spirit taught the Church that outside the Church there was no salvation. This was his understanding of the Holy Spirit and the Holy Catholic Church. It has been changed.

There are also visible cases of the baptism of desire (LG 14) for the Benedictine Rector and the Dean of Theology. So the Council contradicts the Catechism of Pope Pius X (24Q, 27Q). For me the Council is not a break with Tradition.

I believe Vatican Council II is a legitimate Council and LG 8 etc can be accepted as being only hypothetical cases for us human beings.We cannot meet or see someone saved with the baptism of desire. We cannot administer the baptism or desire. So the Council has a hermeneutic of continuity with the Athanasius Creed, the Syllabus of Errors, the dogma EENS and all the Catechisms. It is in harmony with the theology of the pre-1949 Benedictines.

For me there are no exceptions mentioned in Vatican Council II for the dogma EENS, so there cannot be a theological opening in the Council-txt for a new ecumenism, which excludes an ecumenism of return to the Catholic Church.But if the Dean of Theology was rational on Vatican Council II he would be expelled by the Vatican.- Lionel Andrades

The chancellor (gran cancelliere) of the Anselmianum is Gregory Polan, OSB, the Abbot Primate of the Benedictine Confederation.^[3]

Since 5 December 2019, the rector (rettore magnifico) of the Anselmianum is Bernhard A. Eckerstorfer, OSB, a Benedictine monk of Kremsmünster Abbey in Austria.^[4]

Since 4 February 2021, the vice rector is Fernando Rivas, OSB, a Benedictine monk of the Abadía de San Benito in Argentina.^[5] Rivas also serves as the Dean of the Faculty of Theology.^[6]

The president of the Pontifical Institute of Sacred Liturgy (Preside del Pontificio Istituto Liturgico) is Jordi-Agustí Piqué i Collado, OSB, a Benedictine monk of Santa Maria de Montserrat Abbey.^[7][8]

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Theology Professors

Theology Professors

R.P. Bianchi Luca OFM Cap
R.P. Bosin Fabrizio M. OSM
Prof. Cetera Roberto
R.P. Chouweifati Antonios OLM
R.P. Cortoni Ubaldo OSB Cam
R.P. Dell’Omo Mariano OSB
Prof.ssa Erzberger Johanna F.
R.P. Eschlböck Laurentius OSB
R.P. Fidalgo Antonio Gerardo CSSR
R.P. Flores Arcas Juan Javier OSB
R.P. Geiger Stefan OSB
Prof. Grillo Andrea
R.P. Guvvala Showraiah OSB
R.P. López-Tello García Eduardo OSB
R.P. Krause Cyprian OSB
Prof. Manzocchi Bernardino
Prof. Mastromatteo Giuseppe
R.P. Meiattini Giulio OSB
R.D. Monfrinotti Matteo
R.P. Nardin Roberto OSB
R.P. Nouzille Philippe OSB
R.P. Pott Thomas OSB
Prof. Quartier Thomas OSB
R. Mons. Recchia Alessandro
R.P. Rivas Fernando Luis OSB
R.P. Salmann Elmar OSB
R.P. Sawicki Bernard OSB
Prof. ssa Scanu Maria Pina
R.Sr. Scheiba Manuela OSB
R.P. Semaan Elie OLM
R.P. Simon László OSB
R.P. Skeb Matthias OSB
Prof. Trianni Paolo
R.D. Tymister Markus
R.P. Visintin Stefano OSB
R.P. Wilde Mauritius OSB
Prof. Zupi Massimiliano

Emeritus

R.Sr. Böckmann Aquinata OSB
Rev.mo P. Engelbert Pius OSB
R.P. Lafont Ghislain OSB
Prof.ssa Perroni Marinella
R.Sr. Pfeifer Michaela O.Cist
R.P. Puglisi James SA
R.P. Rouillard Philippe OSB
R.P. Sheridan Mark OSB
R.P. Tragan Pius-Ramon OSB

https://www.anselmianum.com/en/30-faculties/faculty-of-theology