The Last Roman Catholic?

Creative Bound, Inc., second printing, 1992. Trade paperback. (ISBN 0-921165-17-X) Owner's name written on title page, good copy, good wrappers. "Anybody Catholic or non-Catholic, traditionalist or secular-minded, who wishes to pinpoint honestly the direct cause of the shambles to which the once vibrant Roman Catholic Church has been reduced, needs to read and absorb James W. Demers' 'The Last Roman Catholic?' Writing with grace and perceptiveness, with a plethora of detailed, accurate information, and using the frightening martyrdom of the Oratorians at the hands of Archbishop Plourde, Demers shows that the Canadian hierarchy of bishops together with their priests themselves literally and deliberately dismantles the Church organization, in the process killing off its authentic spirit. They, not some outside and inimical force, are directly responsible for the ruins. How the churchmen of Canada successfully de-Catholicized themselves and their flocks, this is the real subtitle of Demers' work. It should also be obligatory reading for all USA churchmen (already busy producing the same lugubrious results); and it should be obligatory reading also for every one of the 180 members of the Roman Catholic College of Cardinals. For in the ultimate analysis, they will be called to account by Christ for the gross betrayal which they recognized and now do allow." - Malachi Martin. author of "The Keys of this blood," "The Jesuits," and "Rich Church, Poor Church." Religion.