Catholic Tradition


Animus Delendi I [Desire to Destroy 1]
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
From the Housetops Number 42 Spring 1999
From the Housetops Number 57 Spring 2003
From the Housetops Number 46 Spring 2000
From the Housetops Number 62 Fall 2004
From the Housetops Number 52 Winter 2002
Summa Theologica by Thomas AquinasI Accuse the Council by Marcel LefebvreThey Have Uncrowned Him by Marcel LefebvreCity of God by Augustine of HippoConfessions by Augustine of Hippo
Traditionalist Catholic Intellect
56 books — 6 voters
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
Traditional Catholic
80 books — 13 voters

Marcel Lefebvre
These, then, are the reasons why we cannot accept compromises concerning Econe. Whatever may be said to us, we shall not agree to abandon the Tradition of the Church. We shall not agree to separate ourselves from all the Popes who have spoken since the Council of Trent or from the Council of Trent. We prefer to be with the Popes of four centuries than be with the present Roman Curia, which wants and institutes all kinds of novelties and thus tends to make us Protestants and Modernists. We do not ...more
Marcel Lefebvre, Archbishop Marcel Lefebvre Collected Works Volume 2

Marcel Lefebvre
Either we choose what the Popes have taught and we therefore choose the Church; or we choose what was said by the Council. But we can not choose both simultaneously, since they are contradictory.
Marcel Lefebvre

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