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Archbishop Lefebvre's Objections to Vatican II's Declaration on Religious Liberty
The Catholic Meaning of the Dogma "outside the Catholic Church There is No Salvation"
Removing the Blindfold
Removing the Blindfold
Nineteenth-century Catholics and the Myth of Modern Freedom
by Dr John Rao
19TH CENTURY CATHOLICS AND THE MYTH OF MODERN FREEDOM Among American Catholics, there is a certain unwillingness to see anything amiss with modern civilization as embodied in the American dream of "life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness." Often, this is because the only alternatives to democracy we know are the much more frightening specters of socialism and communism. To many, it seems the only way to have an effective voice in the American political arena is to align ourselves with the so-called conservative "Right." Yet if we follow the logic of the "Right" today, we may wonder why people who support individual rights and freedom of conscience in the economic and political realm are so vehemently opposed to the supremacy of individual rights and freedom of conscience in the moral realm. Many Catholics give up following the logic at this point and cast their vote in favor of freedom of conscience as the most important principle - because it is the most advantageous to them at this moment.
LEARN THE TRUTH The Catholic Church, however, has never been concerned primarily with what is the most advantageous political system at a given point in history, but rather with the truth. In Removing the Blindfold, Dr. John Rao explains the conundrum that modern Catholics face in dealing with the current socio-political climate and traces the roots of this problem back to the French Revolution and the principles it espoused. He shows how most modern Catholics have embraced some form of revolutionary thought without even being aware of it, and reveals how revolutionary ideals are incompatible with Church teaching, and always have been.
Paperback, size 8.5" x 5.5", 200 pages
Nineteenth-century Catholics and the Myth of Modern Freedom
by Dr John Rao
19TH CENTURY CATHOLICS AND THE MYTH OF MODERN FREEDOM Among American Catholics, there is a certain unwillingness to see anything amiss with modern civilization as embodied in the American dream of "life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness." Often, this is because the only alternatives to democracy we know are the much more frightening specters of socialism and communism. To many, it seems the only way to have an effective voice in the American political arena is to align ourselves with the so-called conservative "Right." Yet if we follow the logic of the "Right" today, we may wonder why people who support individual rights and freedom of conscience in the economic and political realm are so vehemently opposed to the supremacy of individual rights and freedom of conscience in the moral realm. Many Catholics give up following the logic at this point and cast their vote in favor of freedom of conscience as the most important principle - because it is the most advantageous to them at this moment.
LEARN THE TRUTH The Catholic Church, however, has never been concerned primarily with what is the most advantageous political system at a given point in history, but rather with the truth. In Removing the Blindfold, Dr. John Rao explains the conundrum that modern Catholics face in dealing with the current socio-political climate and traces the roots of this problem back to the French Revolution and the principles it espoused. He shows how most modern Catholics have embraced some form of revolutionary thought without even being aware of it, and reveals how revolutionary ideals are incompatible with Church teaching, and always have been.
Paperback, size 8.5" x 5.5", 200 pages
Nineteenth-century Catholics and the Myth of Modern Freedom
Survivals and New Arrivals
Survivals and New Arrivals
New Enemies of the Catholic Church
by Hilaire Belloc
Here Belloc analyzes the various intellectual attacks on the Church in the last two centuries, showing how each thrived for a time before disintegrating; then he analyzes the two ultimate enemies-which we see everywhere today!
Paperback, 167 pages
New Enemies of the Catholic Church
by Hilaire Belloc
Here Belloc analyzes the various intellectual attacks on the Church in the last two centuries, showing how each thrived for a time before disintegrating; then he analyzes the two ultimate enemies-which we see everywhere today!
Paperback, 167 pages
New Enemies of the Catholic Church
Religious Liberty Questioned
Religious Liberty Questioned
Archbishop Lefebvre's Objections to Vatican II's Declaration on Religious Liberty
by Archbishop Marcel Lefebvre
Archbishop Lefebvre's Objections to Vatican II's Declaration on Religious Liberty
by Archbishop Marcel Lefebvre
Archbishop Lefebvre and Bishop Tissier de Mallerais meticulously explore the question of religious liberty and give a crystal clear picture of what the Church has always taught, what the Second Vatican Council taught, and how they are contradictory.
We are forced to choose. Naturally, in our time of liberalism many people cannot understand that we can defend opinions that can seem "outdated," "antiquated," "medieval," etc. But the doctrine of the Church is the doctrine of the Church. When the Popes condemned liberty of thought, liberty of conscience, liberty of religions, they explained why they condemned them. Leo XIII wrote long encyclicals on the subject. One only has to read them [to understand the reasons for these condemnations]; the same applies for Pope Pius IX and Pope Gregory XVI.
Again, all of this is based on the Church's fundamental principles, on the fact that the Church is truth, the only truth. This is the way it is; you either believe it or you don't, of course, but when you believe, then you have to draw the consequences. That is why, personally, I do not believe that the declarations of the Council on liberty of conscience, liberty of thought, and liberty of religion can be compatible with what the popes taught in the past. Therefore we have to choose. Either we choose what the popes have taught for centuries and we choose the Church or we choose what was said by the Council. But we cannot choose both at the same time since they are contradictory. --Archbishop Lefebvre, Religious Liberty Questioned
You, too, will be faced with a choice. And choose we must.
Paperback, 178 pages
Archbishop Lefebvre's Objections to Vatican II's Declaration on Religious Liberty
Time Bombs of the Second Vatican Council
Time Bombs of the Second Vatican Council
by Fr Franz Schmidberger
The Catholic bastions must be destroyed. - "Catholic theologian" Hans Urs von Balthasar wrote a book about it. Cardinal Ratzinger repeated it. In this booklet, Fr. Franz Schmidberger explains how the Second Vatican Council brought about this destruction of Catholic bastions by: not clearly defining Catholic Truth, failing to definitively reject error, adopting ambiguous, contradictory language, establishing teachings very close to heresy.
This booklet helps Catholics to them understand that the doctrinal roots of the crisis in the Church lie in five key Council documents.
Booklet, 32 pages
by Fr Franz Schmidberger
The Catholic bastions must be destroyed. - "Catholic theologian" Hans Urs von Balthasar wrote a book about it. Cardinal Ratzinger repeated it. In this booklet, Fr. Franz Schmidberger explains how the Second Vatican Council brought about this destruction of Catholic bastions by: not clearly defining Catholic Truth, failing to definitively reject error, adopting ambiguous, contradictory language, establishing teachings very close to heresy.
This booklet helps Catholics to them understand that the doctrinal roots of the crisis in the Church lie in five key Council documents.
Booklet, 32 pages
New to Tradition Kit
New to Tradition Kit
What is the Society of Saint Pius X? What's the story on Archbishop Marcel Lefebvre? Why are these priests saying the Latin Mass? Are they really schismatic or excommunicated? What do they say about the crisis in the Church?
Includes four popular books to answer the questions of those who are new to Tradition:
Also includes five great pamphlets:
- What is the Society of St. Pius X? Profile of Archbishop Marcel Lefebvre and the SSPX's apostolate.
- Why The Latin Mass? Why Not the New? Reasons why we cannot attend the New Mass.
- What is True Obedience? Explains the nature of true obedience.
- May I Receive the Sacraments at the SSPX? Declarations from current Church personages dismissing allegations of schism and excommunication.
- What is the Position of the SSPX on Vatican II? Provides a simple explanation of these differences, with recommended reading for further study.
Great for apologetics!
Dialogue Concerning Heresies
Dialogue Concerning Heresies
by St Thomas More
Considered by C.S. Lewis as perhaps the best dialogue written in English, this friendly, spirited, and often merry exchange takes place at St. Thomas More’s peaceful and cultured home in Chelsea.
by St Thomas More
Considered by C.S. Lewis as perhaps the best dialogue written in English, this friendly, spirited, and often merry exchange takes place at St. Thomas More’s peaceful and cultured home in Chelsea.
St. Thomas More's Dialogue Concerning Heresies is a conversation between the experienced humanist and statesman More and an intelligent college student who has been influenced by the spirit and ideas of the new men and reformers, especially Martin Luther and William Tyndale. It addresses questions that continue to be discussed today:
- Isn’t it idolatry to pray to saints, venerate images, and go on pilgrimages?
- Why listen to what the Church teaches? Shouldn’t we go only by Scripture, since it is the word of God?
- Why didn’t the Church want laypeople to have their own Bible, and in English?
- How do we know which church is the true one?
- Why waste time on philosophy and other secular studies if the Bible is God’s revealed word?
This edition of More’s Dialogue brings this masterful work into wide circulation for the first time since its publication in 1529.
Paperback, 509 pages
Behind The Lodge Door
' In depth study of Masonic activity in the U.S. especially Masonic Supreme Court Justices. Particularly related to religious education, opposition to the Catholic Church, how Masons attract members, etc. plus a great overview of how the Craft works. 362 pp, softcover. '
Church, State and Freemasonry in America
Sex Education
'In total contradiction to the traditional Catholic teaching--that instructing children in sexual matters is the right and duty of parents only--we see today a flood of classroom sex education programs, including chastity programs. Author proposes that this "education" is designed to destroy natural modesty in children, awaken the passions, and pressure them to accept sexual sins and perversions as normal. Author believes that sex education should be discontinued. 256pp'
The Final Plague
Facts about Luther
'A popular expose of his life and work, based on Protestant historians. Incredible history; fascinating, damning evidence about him that is quite contrary to the popular image. Many quotes from his own mouth. Essential history! 393 pgs, PB 393pp'
Luther and His Progeny
In October 2016, in Lund, Sweden, Pope Francis met with Lutheran church leaders to inaugurate a year of commemoration of the 500th anniversary of the posting of Martin Luther’s 95 Theses in 1517, the first salvo in his rebellion against the Catholic Church. What was the nature of that revolution of half a millennium ago? Upon what new trajectory did it launch human history? What were its hidden consequences? And why does Pope Francis’s proposed rapprochement of Catholic and Lutheran churches matter?
In the twelve essays contained in this volume—based upon lectures delivered at the 2016 Roman Forum Summer Symposium on Lake Garda, Italy—the authors assess the impact of Luther’s novel theological and philosophical doctrines on faith, political theory, law, ethics, economics, and science—as well as his role in the devastation of Christendom and the creation in its place of the contemporary secular culture of the West. Acknowledging that the Reformation is not “the sole cause of the social problems of modernity” but rather “one major cause in a chain of causes,” the authors nevertheless make it abundantly clear that there is “nothing about Luther and his Protestant rebellion that we should celebrate.” With essays from John Rao, Chris Ferrara, Brian McCall, and eight others, Luther and His Progeny is a signal contribution toward understanding the full import of the Protestant revolt.
500 Years of Protestantism & Its Consequences for Church, State, and Society
This Perverse Generation
'"Attacks from a Scriptural foundation the root things that are wrong with our society.... The devil, secularism, man merely animal, birth control, emotional problems, labor relations, all are covered briefly and in a stirring style thatcompels our attention" - James F. Cunningham, Catholic World. Carol Jackson Robinson (1911-2003) wrote numerous books pamphlets and articles, some under thepseudonym of Peter Michaels. She was a founder and editor of the underground yet influential Catholic journal Integrity. 132pp'
For the love of the Church
As defined by Archbishop Marcel Lefebvre, the Society of Saint Pius X’s mission is not based on a spirit of rebellion or controversy, but upon a love for the Catholic Church.
There have been many who attempted to change the Catholic Church from a divine institution founded by Christ to a human institution of the world.
When such changes began to take place within the Church before, during, and after the Second Vatican Council, Archbishop Lefebvre took a stand and founded the Society for the express purpose of preserving the Catholic priesthood. This heroic prelate consecrated bishops in 1988 to carry on this all-important mission, the fruits of which include the preservation of the traditional Latin Mass and the sacred Tradition of Holy Mother Church.
Bishop Bernard Fellay is one of those episcopally consecrated by the Archbishop. After the death of Archbishop Lefevbre, Bishop Fellay went on to serve as the Superior General of the Society of Saint Pius X from 1994 to 2018. Among his many acts as Superior General, he worked for the canonical regularization of the Society of Saint Pius X and currently serves as General Counselor of the Society alongside its current Superior General, Fr. Davide Pagliarani.
This book-length interview is the summation of Bishop Bernard Fellay’s understanding and advice on a myriad of topics that affect Catholics and the Church today. The subjects covered include the ongoing crisis in the Church, marriage, abortion, human suffering, missionary work, relations between the Society and Rome, and the priestly way of life in contemporary society.
Gain a profoundly Catholic perspective on the modern world from a bishop who labors to uphold the supreme law of the Catholic Church: the Salvation of souls.
There have been many who attempted to change the Catholic Church from a divine institution founded by Christ to a human institution of the world.
When such changes began to take place within the Church before, during, and after the Second Vatican Council, Archbishop Lefebvre took a stand and founded the Society for the express purpose of preserving the Catholic priesthood. This heroic prelate consecrated bishops in 1988 to carry on this all-important mission, the fruits of which include the preservation of the traditional Latin Mass and the sacred Tradition of Holy Mother Church.
Bishop Bernard Fellay is one of those episcopally consecrated by the Archbishop. After the death of Archbishop Lefevbre, Bishop Fellay went on to serve as the Superior General of the Society of Saint Pius X from 1994 to 2018. Among his many acts as Superior General, he worked for the canonical regularization of the Society of Saint Pius X and currently serves as General Counselor of the Society alongside its current Superior General, Fr. Davide Pagliarani.
This book-length interview is the summation of Bishop Bernard Fellay’s understanding and advice on a myriad of topics that affect Catholics and the Church today. The subjects covered include the ongoing crisis in the Church, marriage, abortion, human suffering, missionary work, relations between the Society and Rome, and the priestly way of life in contemporary society.
Gain a profoundly Catholic perspective on the modern world from a bishop who labors to uphold the supreme law of the Catholic Church: the Salvation of souls.
Interview with Bishop Bernard Fellay
Mortalium Animos
' Pius XI here denounces the dreamers, calls inconceivable a "federation of Christians in which each member retains his own opinions ... in matters of faith," and, proclaims that the only ecumenism is to convert the world to Catholicism. 16pp. '
On Fostering True Religious Unity
The Story of Fr George Kathrein, C.SS.R.
The life of Fr. Kathrein is a reminder to all readers, especially newer generations who are too young to have experienced the spiritual abandonment that traditionalist Catholics went through during the years after Vatican II. It also serves as a reminder that the fight itself has not changed, even if the tactics have mutated with time and circumstances: our goal is to eradicate the neo-Modernist errors from the Catholic Church, and to restore the Church’s own unchanging and infallible Tradition to the hierarchy and to the faithful, who have been left spiritually poor and abandoned due to the erroneous teachings, poor catechesis, and liturgical anarchy of the past 60 years. Only Catholic Tradition can efficaciously give the life of God to souls for His glory and for their salvation and sanctification. - from the Author’s Preface, Fr Alphonsus Maria Krutsinger C.SS.R.
Paperback, 273 pages
Paperback, 273 pages
Liberalism and Catholicism
' As former professor of the Major Seminary of Rennes, France, Fr. Roussel was admired by Abp. Lefebvre, whom he influenced. A collection of conferences first given in Rome in 1926, now translated into English by Fr. Coenrad Daniels. It is impossible to understand the crisis in the Church, without seeing the liberal mindset which prepared the way. 155pp, softcover. '
Supplied Jurisdiction
by Bp. Bernard Tissier de Mallerais
A popular supplement by Bishop Tissier de Mallerais answers the question, "How can traditional priests administer sacraments when they have had their sacramental faculties removed?" Calm, common-sense approach used to address a difficult inquiry. Recommended reading by priests of the Society of St. Pius X.
Paperback, 12 pp.
A popular supplement by Bishop Tissier de Mallerais answers the question, "How can traditional priests administer sacraments when they have had their sacramental faculties removed?" Calm, common-sense approach used to address a difficult inquiry. Recommended reading by priests of the Society of St. Pius X.
Paperback, 12 pp.
Is Feeneyism Catholic?
' Explains Baptism of Desire and the errors of those whoo deny it. How some confuse the grace of baptism (which is necessary for salvation) with the character of baptism (which is not necessary for salvation) with the consequent denial of the simple truth that all that is really necessary for salvation is to die in the state of grace. Heavily quotes Church documents Scripture, and the Saints. A defense of Catholicism, not of false ecumenism. 128pp, softcover. '
The Catholic Meaning of the Dogma "outside the Catholic Church There is No Salvation"