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The Once and Future Roman Rite: Returning to the Traditional Latin Liturgy after Seventy Years of Exile:
"My reversion story and the events surrounding it, would probably bore folks to tears! This book does not- Dr K poured his heart and soul into this work (I’m affectionately referring to this as his Opus!) and it shines on every page. Beautifully resea"
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Sherri's review
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The Once and Future Roman Rite: Returning to the Traditional Latin Liturgy after Seventy Years of Exile:
"Fabulously written book leaving me no doubt that the Church will return to the traditional worship, but I may not live to see it. It is what I grew up with, and it is what I love. Remember, Pope Benedict XVI said something to the effect of it cannot "
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Paul's review
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The Cristero Counterrevolution and the Battle for the Soul of Mexico:
"Somewhat strange Spring Break reading at the beach, much more appropriate as Lenten reading, this fine volume brings into English a valuable study of the Cristero resistance to revolutionary tyranny in Mexico a century ago.
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Clothed with Beauty: A Catholic Philosophy of Dress:
"This book was the answer to a lifetime of questions I never even knew how to formulate. The author teaches us what is objectively beautiful to human eyes and how those principles apply to both women and men's clothing. It sounds like an exaggeration,"
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