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The Catechism of the Crisis in the Church
Pope Paul's New Mass (Liturgical Revolution #3)
Iota Unum: A Study of Changes in the Catholic Church in the Xxth Century
The Great Façade: The Regime of Novelty in the Catholic Church from Vatican II to the Francis Revolution
Cranmer's Godly Order: Liturgical Revolution - Volume One
The Ottaviani Intervention: Short Critical Study of the New Order of Mass
The Saint Andrew Daily Missal
Pope John's Council (Liturgical Revolution #2)
While the Eyes of the Great are Elsewhere
Animus Delendi I [Desire to Destroy 1]
Pastoral Letters
The Leonard Feeney Omnibus - A Collection of Prose & Verse, Old & New
The Sword of Christendom: The Work of Catholic Action to Re-establish the Reign of Christ the King
Love for the Papacy and Filial Resistance to the Pope in the History of the Church
Summa Theologica by Thomas AquinasThe Catechism of the Council of Trent by Pope Pius VIntroduction to the Devout Life by Francis de SalesIota Unum by Romano AmerioOne Hundred Years of Modernism by Dominique Bourmaud
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David Allen White
In the spring of 1969, the sword struck from Rome. Pope Paul VI decreed a new Mass would be instituted. The letter carrying the news pierced the bishop's heart. This was not just a scandal; the preface to the description of the novus ordo missae gave a new definition of the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass that bordered on an unthinkable lapse into heresy. The Great Sacrifice of the Mass became a simple supper. The change in the nature of the sacrament can be understood quickly by simply counting the ...more
David Allen White, The Mouth of the Lion: Bishop Antonio De Castro Mayer & the Last Catholic Diocese

The essence of holiness makes us live in the atmosphere of a never ending miracle. The saint requires the world in which he lives to present to a transparent face so that God's presence may pass through. This is Sharbel's miracle which perpetuates itself every day. It is untrue to say that the hermit runs away from mankind. It is more exact to say that he alone penetrates the world rather than gliding superficially over it and because of this, he has been permitted to view the foundation of all ...more
Paul Daher, Saint Charbel

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