This is a fifteen volume set, which is being brought back into print for the edification of the Faithful. Anyone who wishes to appreciate the timeless Tridentine Mass and liturgy will find this set a valuable aid in that endeavor. Dom Gueranger has produced a most excellent work, which began the...
Read More about The Liturgical Year: Easter Part 1FIRST of all, kind reader, I wish to explain why it was that I wrote this little work. On the one hand, I saw that our young men, not only laymen, but clerics also, had need of initiation in economic science, because it is interwoven with almost all the affairs of civil life; whilst, on the other, I...
Read More about Principles of Political EconomyWith many fearing the coming of Antichrist soon, a serious study of Catholic prophecy is in order. Culleton's two works on the subject are valuable in pursuing such a study. Originally written in the late 1940's this book is even more appropriate for those studying prophecy today. Any serious...
Read More about The Reign of AntichristIn this time of economic upheaval and insurmountable debt, it is easy yo see the economics will shape the near future. How has it shaped the past? What can we learn from the past? The influences or laws that shape the events of history are many and various. They may, however, all be summed up under...
Read More about History of Economics: or Economics as a Factor in the Making of HistoryTHIS work is but a brief explanation of the fifth book of the Code, which contains the whole legislation now in force on ecclesiastical offences and penalties. The order followed is that of the Code itself, and the text of the law is adhered to as closely as possible. Some canons are passed over...
Read More about Penal Legislation in the New Code of Canon LawTHIS little book, which we have read with much interest and attention, seems to us to supply a great want, and we therefore wish it a large circulation. Though written chiefly for Religious, and those who aspire to the perfect life, it is full of plain and practical lessons for all who are in...
Read More about Our Own Will: And How to Detect It in Our ActionsTHE following essay, published by Cardinal Wiseman in the Dublin Review for August, 1839, must always possess a peculiar interest for English Catholics: for it was this which dealt a blow to John Henry Newman's confidence in Anglicanism, from which, by the grace of God, he never recovered. The late...
Read More about The Anglican Claim of Apostolical SuccessionThis is a photographic reproduction of this work originally produced in 1870. These timeless prayers and instructions are just as valuable to day as they were almost a century and a half ago.
Read More about The Key of Heaven: or Manual of PrayerThe question of the validity of Anglican and Episcopalian Orders is indeed a deep subject. This booklet is offered to help those researching this subject. The writer of this pamphlet has no interest in controversy. It is not controversial. Anyone who thinks to find in it a word which offends against...
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