Tag: traditional catholic

Books on the Liturgy for the Tridentine Latin mass

The first book on the Mass that I think is a good introduction to the layman is “The Great Prayer” by Hugh Ross Williamson.  As I understand it, Mr. Williamson was once an Anglican minister that converted to Catholicism, and there is no better apologist for an organization of any kind than one who came… Continue reading Books on the Liturgy for the Tridentine Latin mass

Books on Mary

      In the sequence I have laid out of books to read, the only persons explicitly named are: Jesus Christ and his mother, the Queen Mother of heaven, Mary.  Many protestant sects down play the significance of Mary, the mother of God.  Do they think that Jesus Christ will take kindly to the slighting of… Continue reading Books on Mary

Some Thoughts on Modernist, Their Motivation, the “Rightness” of the Traditional Latin mass and the Utility of Memorized Prayers Especially for Young Children

     The Modernist, probably most of whom are freemasons (see the books 1. Operation Gladio: The Unholy Alliance between the Vatican, the CIA, and the Mafia by Paul L. Williams, 2. The Broken Cross by Piers Compton 3. Infiltration by Taylor Marshall); or Prelates mostly from the, in my opinion, corrupt German Roman Catholic episcopal… Continue reading Some Thoughts on Modernist, Their Motivation, the “Rightness” of the Traditional Latin mass and the Utility of Memorized Prayers Especially for Young Children

Books on the Crisis in the Church Precipitated by Vatican II and Rewriting the Traditional Catholic Latin mass by a Committee Using Protestant Ministers as Experts on How it should be Rewritten

Since the opinions in most of these publications go against popular politics in the Catholic Church plus are after the Imprimatur was “in vogue,” (the Imprimatur was in vogue for about 400 years from about the time of the council of Trent to about 1968, though it existed to some extent even after that) only… Continue reading Books on the Crisis in the Church Precipitated by Vatican II and Rewriting the Traditional Catholic Latin mass by a Committee Using Protestant Ministers as Experts on How it should be Rewritten

The Purpose of Lent and Quotes from a book entitled The Devil to Help Bring into Focus that Purpose

     The purpose of lent as I understand it is repentance.  Unlike what I used to think, that free will was a gift from God, it was a curse, which mankind choose when it decided it wanted the knowledge of good and evil.  Man could have lived in blessed bliss of knowing only the good… Continue reading The Purpose of Lent and Quotes from a book entitled The Devil to Help Bring into Focus that Purpose

Bible Verses Expounding on the bible verse Exodus 20:12 Honor your Father and your Mother

A quote from Ecclesiasticus 3:1-20 (a book in the Latin Vulgate version Holy Bible, the Latin Vulgate bible being first book printed on the printing press, upon its invention, which I do not think is included in most protestant Bibles, though I think it is included in the king Jame Version of the bible. This… Continue reading Bible Verses Expounding on the bible verse Exodus 20:12 Honor your Father and your Mother

Sacramentals

As I remember it was only as of a few years ago (few being a relative term) that I first heard about sacramentals and subsequently wondered what they were. Well item 1667 from the catechism of the catholic church (1667 CCC) describes sacramentals as :” . . . These are sacred signs which bear a… Continue reading Sacramentals