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The Deceiver: Our Daily Struggle with Satan
John Paul II performed only 3 exorcisms in 27 years - but he warned us, often, about Satan's influence
The late Pope issued an unusually blunt warning about
daily temptations of the devil:
"The devil, the 'prince of this world,' even today
continues his insidious actions. Each and every man
...is tempted by the devil when he least expects it."
Providentially, perhaps, that is the exact theme of Fr. Livio
Fanzaga's The Deceiver: Our Daily Struggle with Satan -
the top-selling religious book in Italy in 2000, now in
English from Roman Catholic Books.
Drawing dazzlingly from Scripture, tradition, saints' lives, and
his pastoral experience, Fr. Fanzaga supplies practical answers.
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Wrath of God
What should Catholics believe about the end of the world? Now, the answers -- in a major new book saluted by the Vatican's newspaper, L'Osservatore Romano.
The end of the world is an unmistakable focus of Christ's teaching. Yet contemporary Catholic preaching ignores it -- leaving it almost exclusively to Protestants, and to the growing number of believers in private revelations or Marian messages.
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Pope John's Council
What really happened at Vatican II and, just as importantly, what happened afterwards
This monumental work on Vatican II is the definitive critique by a traditional Catholic. Drawing on the spectrum of available literature -- conciliar documents as well as scholarly and popular works -- Michael Davies demonstrated why the Council was an epochal victory for the liberals, and why those conservatives who defend it are often playing with words. With overwhelming documentation, he portrays the Council in its twofold dimension. He shows some conciliar documents to be flawed for their ambiguity, and for what they omit. But he also repairs a gap in conventional conservative analysis by weighing the Council as an event, as a symbol. In dispute after dispute, he takes us behind the scenes to reveal how the liberals won the day...and how they went on to cement their victory, often with the help of Pope Paul VI.
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Sacred Then and Sacred Now: The Return of the Old Latin Mass
"What earlier generations held as sacred remains sacred and great for us too."
-Pope Benedict XVI, on the Latin Missal of 1962
ALL the major questions answered, among them:
- why did the Pope restore the old Mass when we already can have the new Mass in Latin?
- does Benedict XVI regret Vatican II?
- which Mass is the real Latin rite?
- what are the differences between the old and new forms?
- why is there no Communion in the hand at the old Mass?
- are standing for Communion, female altar servers, and Eucharistic "Ministers" signs of progress in faith?
- isn't the new form of Mass better for "participation"?
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On the Feast of the Exaltation of the Cross, September 14, at the famed shrine church, the Basilica of Loreto, Cardinal Castrillon Hoyos of the Vatican celebrated Mass to mark the advent of a new era in the Church, ushered in by Pope Benedict's directive, 'Summorum Pontificum. His Eminence used our 1962 Missal.
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Missale Romanum 1962
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As the new papal document on the traditional Latin Mass goes into effect, now is the time to DONATE -- at 50% off the publisher's price -- the traditional Latin altar missal from 1962, Missale Romanum, to your parish, hospital chapel, or priest friends. We will ship your purchase anywhere you instruct.
Click here for a detailed description of the Missale Romanum.
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Musical Implications of Pope Benedict XVI's Summorum Pontificum
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