This booklet is a Missal for the traditional Latin Mass (also known as the Extraordinary Form or the Tridentine Mass), intended for young Catholics who are ready for something more substantial than the tiny child missals ("See Father go to the altar: he is praying for us") but not yet quite ready for a 2,000-page adult daily missal like the Baronius or Angelus Press. The book contains, in easy-to-read print, the full Ordinary of the Mass (the prayers that generally do not change from day to day) as well as clear indications of when the proper prayers and readings take place, so that young people can consult a parent or sibling next to them for the proper. Full color reproductions of over 40 beautiful works of art help a wandering mind focus on and ponder the mysteries of the Faith. The “Mass of the Ages” is a sign of order, beauty, sacredness, and holiness to children in the midst of our rather confused world. This booklet will help children to begin their quest of understanding the mysteries that the Church offers to them in her sacred rites.

A Missal for Young Catholics

Religion & Spirituality

Kwasniewski, Peter A.

Christian Books & Bibles

CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform

These stories, culled from “The Little Flowers of St. Francis” written in the 14th-century (most likely by the Franciscan Ugolino Brunforte), bring us face-to-face and heart-to-heart with the real saint and with his genuine followers: radically Catholic in their faith and works; ascetics, holy fools, and mystics of the Mass; enthralling in their colorfulness, yet a challenge to our modern assumptions. There is divine wisdom in these pages that we have forgotten and need to re-learn. The text is graced with artwork from a rare 1921 German limited edition of “The Little Flowers.”

Selections from "The Little Flowers of Saint Francis"

Tradition and Sanity: Conversations & Dialogues of a Postconciliar Exile

From the Back Cover\n"Peter Kwasniewski offers a theologically sure and faith-filled view of the nature of the sacred liturgy and its practice while unmasking many deceitful novelties of the liturgical and pastoral life of the Church from the past fifty years. His work is a sign of hope, as proclaimed in the book: 'The Sun of Justice, the Teacher of Truth, the Word made Flesh has never ceased to shine in the darkness for those who heeded His light, His voice, His Real Presence.'"--+ ATHANASIUS SCHNEIDER, Auxiliary Bishop of the Archdiocese of Saint Mary in Astana\n"This collection comes at a most opportune moment in the life of the Church, because the author, in his usual clear and accessible English, goes beyond the field of liturgy into questions such as the limitations of papal power. Rarely has an academic contribution been so relevant to the ordinary Catholic."--FR. JOHN HUNWICKE\n"In this brilliant constellation of interviews, essays, and dialogues, Dr. Kwasniewski graces us with his wit and breathtaking style. Yet those elements merely adorn, encase, and support the gem of his consuming love for Christ the King and the Church, His Bride. The sustained reading of this collection will bear fruits of encouragement and, above all, of renewed commitment to discovering and recovering the healing balms of our precious traditions."--MICHAEL SIRILLA, Franciscan University of Steubenville\n"In these limpid and lively dialogues, Peter Kwasniewski builds a strong case in favor of returning to the old liturgy--not for 'liturgical' reasons only, but by showing how the way we live the Sacrifice of the Mass stands at the center and heart of our Christian life in all its dimensions. Yes, his reflections provide a sober glimpse into the crisis in which the Catholic Church is now submerged; but then he rings the bells of a strong faith and a hope in restoration that can be brought forth by even a very small number of true and faithful believers."--CLAUDIO PIERANTONI, University of Chile\n—“This work is a sign of hope.”—BISHOP ATHANASIUS SCHNEIDER 
—“This collection comes at a most opportune moment in the life of the Church.”—FR. JOHN HUNWICKE 
Tired of the withered fruits of a devastated vineyard, an increasing number of “postconciliar exiles” are making their way, in a pilgrimage of irrepressible curiosity and improbable delight, to the haven of Catholic Tradition—laboring to recover it piece by piece, word by word, rite by rite, chant by chant, devotion by devotion. 
Tradition and Sanity brings together a round-table discussion, interviews, and imaginary dialogues exploring the depths and shallows of Catholic liturgy, the lyricism of sacred music (or the lack thereof), the state of the Church as it suffers attack from without and dementia from within, and the revival of traditional beliefs and practices in younger generations turned off by the anti-dogmatic dogmatism of their elders. 
Dr. Kwasniewski’s latest book engages especially those who have fallen in love with tradition and are eager for a better understanding of it, as well as those who have barely seen traditional Catholicism and yet, in their search for a beauty that does not disappoint, are already on the way to it. 
“Peter Kwasniewski offers a theologically sure and faith-filled view of the nature of the sacred liturgy and its practice while unmasking many deceitful novelties of the liturgical and pastoral life of the Church from the past fifty years. His work is a sign of hope, as proclaimed in the book: ‘The Sun of Justice, the Teacher of Truth, the Word made Flesh has never ceased to shine in the darkness for those who heeded His light, His voice, His Real Presence.’”—+ ATHANASIUS SCHNEIDER, Auxiliary Bishop of the Archdiocese of Saint Mary in Astana 
“This collection comes at a most opportune moment in the life of the Church, because the author, in his usual clear and accessible English, goes beyond the field of liturgy into questions such as the limitatio

Angelico Press

--"This work is a sign of hope."--BISHOP ATHANASIUS SCHNEIDER --"This collection comes at a most opportune moment in the life of the Church."--FR. JOHN HUNWICKE Tired of the withered fruits of a devastated vineyard, an increasing number of "postconciliar exiles" are making their way, in a pilgrimage of irrepressible curiosity and improbable delight, to the haven of Catholic Tradition--laboring to recover it piece by piece, word by word, rite by rite, chant by chant, devotion by devotion. Tradition and Sanity brings together a round-table discussion, interviews, and imaginary dialogues exploring the depths and shallows of Catholic liturgy, the lyricism of sacred music (or the lack thereof), the state of the Church as it suffers attack from without and dementia from within, and the revival of traditional beliefs and practices in younger generations turned off by the anti-dogmatic dogmatism of their elders. Dr. Kwasniewski's latest book engages especially those who have fallen in love with tradition and are eager for a better understanding of it, as well as those who have barely seen traditional Catholicism and yet, in their search for a beauty that does not disappoint, are already on the way to it.

From Benedict's Peace to Francis's War: Catholics Respond to the Motu Proprio Traditionis Custodes on the Latin Mass

An anthology of 70 essays and articles by prelates and pastors, theologians and canonists, philosophers and cultural figures-including: Cardinal Walter Brandmüller - Cardinal Raymond Leo Burke - Cardinal Gerhard Müller - Cardinal Robert Sarah - Cardinal Joseph Zen - Archbishop Thomas Gullickson - Archbishop Carlo Maria Viganò - Bishop Rob Mutsaerts - Bishop Athanasius Schneider - Msgr. Charles Pope - Dom Alcuin Reid - Abbé Claude Barthe - Fr. John Hunwicke - Michael Brendan Dougherty - Ross Douthat - Edward Feser - Michael Fiedrowicz - Peter A. Kwasniewski - Phil Lawler - Martin Mosebach - George Neumayr - Joseph Shaw - and many others Already on July 16, 2021, the reactions to Pope Francis's severe restrictions on the traditional Latin Mass in Traditionis Custodes were like a river in full flood: articles, essays, interviews, podcasts-everywhere and from every point of view. An emotional, spiritual, intellectual dam had broken and the waters of discourse poured forth across the world. The sheer volume of writing occasioned by Traditionis Custodes is unlike anything seen in the history of papal documents-testimony to a neuralgic subject on which arguments proliferate and passions run high.The two-month period following the release of the motu proprio gave proof that the traditionalist movement was no fringe phenomenon, but something that had gained significant strength and sympathy during the relatively peaceful years from 2007 to 2021 (the "Pax Benedictina" to which the book's title refers). The purpose of this volume is to gather in one convenient place some of the finest and most appreciated essays and articles published in the period from mid-July through September of this fateful year, 2021-not only from America and England (although these predominate), but also from other nations: France, Germany, Switzerland, the Netherlands, Italy, Spain, Argentina, Poland, Kazakhstan, and China.This book is not, and makes no pretense of being, a presentation of "both sides of the argument." It offers a variety of critiques of this profoundly unwise and unpastoral decree, which suffers from incoherent doctrinal foundations, grave moral and juridical defects, and impossible ecclesiological implications.

Product Description An anthology of 70 essays and articles by prelates and pastors, theologians and canonists, philosophers and cultural figures-including: Cardinal Walter Brandmüller - Cardinal Raymond Leo Burke - Cardinal Gerhard Müller - Cardinal Robert Sarah - Cardinal Joseph Zen - Archbishop Thomas Gullickson - Archbishop Carlo Maria Viganò - Bishop Rob Mutsaerts - Bishop Athanasius Schneider - Msgr. Charles Pope - Dom Alcuin Reid - Abbé Claude Barthe - Fr. John Hunwicke - Michael Brendan Dougherty - Ross Douthat - Edward Feser - Michael Fiedrowicz - Peter A. Kwasniewski - Phil Lawler - Martin Mosebach - George Neumayr - Joseph Shaw - and many othersAlready on July 16, 2021, the reactions to Pope Francis's severe restrictions on the traditional Latin Mass in Traditionis Custodes were like a river in full flood: articles, essays, interviews, podcasts-everywhere and from every point of view. An emotional, spiritual, intellectual dam had broken and the waters of discourse poured forth across the world. The sheer volume of writing occasioned by Traditionis Custodes is unlike anything seen in the history of papal documents-testimony to a neuralgic subject on which arguments proliferate and passions run high.The two-month period following the release of the motu proprio gave proof that the traditionalist movement was no fringe phenomenon, but something that had gained significant strength and sympathy during the relatively peaceful years from 2007 to 2021 (the "Pax Benedictina" to which the book's title refers). The purpose of this volume is to gather in one convenient place some of the finest and most appreciated essays and articles published in the period from mid-July through September of this fateful year, 2021-not only from America and England (although these predominate), but also from other nations: France, Germany, Switzerland, the Netherlands, Italy, Spain, Argentina, Poland, Kazakhstan, and China.This book is not, and makes no pretense of being, a presentation of "both sides of the argument." It offers a variety of critiques of this profoundly unwise and unpastoral decree, which suffers from incoherent doctrinal foundations, grave moral and juridical defects, and impossible ecclesiological implications. About the Author PETER A. KWASNIEWSKI is a former professor of theology, philosophy, music, and art history, a composer of sacred choral music, and an author and speaker on topics concerning Catholic Tradition. He has written or edited fourteen books, including most recently The Ecstasy of Love in the Thought of Thomas Aquinas (Emmaus Academic, 2021) and Are Canonizations Infallible? (Arouca, 2021).

Sixty Years After: Catholic Writers Assess the Legacy of Vatican II

Essays and articles by 
Fr Claude Barthe • Christian Browne • Madoc Cairns • 
Philip Campbell • Larry Chapp • John Daniel Davidson • 
Fr Raymond de Souza • Gregory DiPippo • 
Michael Brendan Dougherty • Ross Douthat • 
Timothy Flanders • Matthew Hazell • Peter Kwasniewski • 
Jean-Pierre Maugendre • John Pepino • Fr John Perricone • 
Eric Sammons • Karl Gustel Wärnberg • George Weigel\nThe sixtieth anniversary of the opening of the Second Vatican Council on October 11, 1962 could not have passed by without occasioning a plethora of commemorative articles. This anthology brings together assessments of the Council’s legacy by some of the finest conservative and traditionalist Catholic writers of our times. Reflecting the intense disagreements sparked by this earthshaking event, these essays and articles challenge the reader to reconsider, from various perspectives, the dense historical reality, tempestuous aftermath, present prospects, and future fate of the twenty-first ecumenical council of the Catholic Church.

Essays and articles byFr Claude Barthe - Christian Browne - Madoc Cairns - Philip Campbell - Larry Chapp - John Daniel Davidson - Fr Raymond de Souza - Gregory DiPippo - Michael Brendan Dougherty - Ross Douthat - Timothy Flanders - Matthew Hazell - Peter Kwasniewski - Jean-Pierre Maugendre - John Pepino - Fr John Perricone - Eric Sammons - Karl Gustel Wärnberg - George Weigel The sixtieth anniversary of the opening of the Second Vatican Council on October 11, 1962 could not have passed by without occasioning a plethora of commemorative articles. This anthology brings together assessments of the Council's legacy by some of the finest conservative and traditionalist Catholic writers of our times. Reflecting the intense disagreements sparked by this earthshaking event, these essays and articles challenge the reader to reconsider, from various perspectives, the dense historical reality, tempestuous aftermath, present prospects, and future fate of the twenty-first ecumenical council of the Catholic Church.

Bound by Truth: Authority, Obedience, Tradition, and the Common Good

See the best price to sell, buy, or rent books by Kwasniewski, Peter A.. BookScouter helps to compare book prices from 25+ online bookstores and 30+ buyback vendors with a single search.

Books by Kwasniewski, Peter A.

See the best price to sell, buy, or rent books by Kwasniewski, Peter A.. BookScouter helps to compare book prices from 25+ online bookstores and 30+ buyback vendors with a single search.

A Missal for Young Catholics

Selections from "The Little Flowers of Saint Francis"

Tradition and Sanity: Conversations & Dialogues of a Postconciliar Exile

Tradition and Sanity: Conversations & Dialogues of a Postconciliar Exile

From Benedict's Peace to Francis's War: Catholics Respond to the Motu Proprio Traditionis Custodes on the Latin Mass

From Benedict's Peace to Francis's War: Catholics Respond to the Motu Proprio Traditionis Custodes on the Latin Mass

Sixty Years After: Catholic Writers Assess the Legacy of Vatican II

Sixty Years After: Catholic Writers Assess the Legacy of Vatican II

Bound by Truth: Authority, Obedience, Tradition, and the Common Good

Bound by Truth: Authority, Obedience, Tradition, and the Common Good