En su último libro, el Dr. Peter Kwasniewski sostiene que, desde que entraron en vigor los nuevos libros litúrgicos tras el Concilio Vaticano II, los fieles católicos romanos han sufrido los efectos de una reforma precipitada y de gran alcance, impregnada de nominalismo, voluntarismo, protestantismo, racionalismo, anticuarianismo, hiperpapalismo y otros errores modernos. El hombre no es dueño de la liturgia divina, subraya el Dr. Kwasniewski; más bien, todos estamos llamados a ser administradores de lo sagrado, desde el laico de más bajo rango hasta el mismísimo Papa.\nEl Dr. Kwasnieski muestra que la Tradición sagrada es el principio rector de toda liturgia cristiana auténtica, que tiene su origen en Cristo y es guiada por el Espíritu Santo a lo largo de la vida de la Iglesia. Su tesis principal en esta obra es que los rasgos identificativos prominentes del Rito Romano clásico -y de hecho de todos los ritos tradicionales, orientales y occidentales- están ausentes del Novus Ordo. Esta ausencia lo aleja de la compañía de los ritos clásicos y nos imposibilita llamarlo "el Rito Romano".\nPara responder a esta crisis de ruptura, el Dr. Kwasniewski aboga por un retorno pleno al rito tradicional, el Rito Romano en su robusta y perenne riqueza, para el que no se necesita ni podría necesitarse nunca ningún permiso especial, tal como expone el Papa Benedicto XVI.\nLa fidelidad a la Liturgia latina tradicional es, en su raíz, fidelidad a la Iglesia romana y a Cristo mismo, que ha inspirado amorosamente el crecimiento y la perfección de nuestros ritos religiosos durante dos mil años. Este sobrecogedor don de la Tradición nos permite saborear, incluso ahora, el banquete de la tierra prometida del cielo.

El Rito Romano de Ayer y del Futuro: El Regreso a la Liturgia Latina Tradicional tras Setenta Años de Exilio (Spanish Edition)

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Kwasniewski, Peter

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Anchored in the arcana of ancient and modern history, Robert Lazu Kmita's debut novel follows the outer and inner adventure of a specialist in Greek culture, Alexander Jacob Wills, as he pursues evidence of the fabled city of Atlantis. The story takes place on a remote island in the Atlantic, owned by the eccentric aristocrat Gilbert Newman, Duke of Kirkwell. On this island is located the magnificent library of the Newman family, where the secret of Atlantis lies hidden in a maze of books and hard-to-reach hiding places. The reader is rewarded with a daring proposition: the chance to read the unwritten part of Plato's dialogue Critias. The protagonist ends up discovering far more than he intended: nothing less than the perennial truths of human existence.

The Island Without Seasons

Lazu Kmita, Robert

Illusions of Reform: Responses to Cavadini, Healy, and Weinandy in Defense of the Traditional Mass and the Faithful Who Attend It (Os Justi Studies in Catholic Tradition)

Smith, Janet E.

MILLER, PETER

Kwasniewski, Peter A.

Reid, Alcuin

Shaw, Joseph

DiPippo, Gregory

Keyes, Samuel

Millare, Roland

Between September and November 2022, Church Life Journal published a series of articles on liturgical reform, coauthored by Drs. John Cavadini, Mary Healy, and Thomas Weinandy. With its rosy view of the Liturgical Movement, its caricature of the Catholic faithful prior to Vatican II, its forensically questionable affirmation of Sacrosanctum Concilium’s paternity of the Novus Ordo (not to mention its solemn chrismation of both by the Holy Spirit), and its severe rejection of the “Tridentine movement,” the series sparked ample criticism of the authors’ perplexingly inadequate scholarship, grandiose generalizations, and pastoral callousness.\nBecause the innovationist and anti-traditionalist arguments of Cavadini, Healy, and Weinandy are perpetually recycled in seminaries and degree programs around the world—the “commonplaces” of countless bulletins, homilies, blogs, and workshops—the appearance of the series offers a providential opportunity to present Catholic counterarguments. This handy book makes a persuasive case in favor of immemorial tradition against yesterday’s novelties at a time when a growing number of priests and faithful are longing for the sacred and the authentic.\nAfter an initial careful summary of the Cavadini, Healy, and Weinandy series, Illusions of Reform gathers the critiques of nine authors: in Part 1, Dr. Janet Smith’s own five-part series; in Part 2, Dr. Peter Kwasniewski’s rejoinders on several major issues; in Part 3, further responses by Alexander Battista, representing the point of view of Eastern Catholics; Fr. Samuel Keyes, a priest of the Anglican Ordinariate; Roland Millare, an expert on Joseph Ratzinger; Fr. Peter Miller and Dom Alcuin Reid, liturgically knowledgeable Benedictine monks; and Dr. Joseph Shaw, president of the International Una Voce Foundation. An epilogue by Gregory DiPippo and a select bibliography round out the volume.

This almost unclassifiable work of experimental fiction, first published in 1931, tells of the worldwide wanderings of a rich and idle American, Goggins (nicknamed Gog), who expends his fortune in an insatiable quest for… is it knowledge, or novelties? Years later, Gog—impoverished and confined to an insane asylum—one day entrusts a large sheef of notes to a frequent visitor whose company he had come to enjoy. These, it turns out, are the record of his travels and interviews. In about ninety entries, we encounter a variety of geniuses with whom Gog gained audience, including Freud, Edison, Einstein, Henry Ford, H. G. Wells, George Bernard Shaw, and Lenin, as well as obscure idealists who eagerly display their several manias: modernist sculpture, avant-garde poetry, futuristic architecture, academic sub-subdisciplines, niche curio collections. Papini’s anarchic humor brings into sharp relief the strangeness of human beings and the wilfully exacerbated strangeness of modernity.\nGiovanni Papini (1881–1956) was a controversial Italian writer whose journey from anticlerical atheism to right-wing Catholicism made him a famous and controversial figure in his day. His body of work, alternately poetic and polemical, reverent and absurdist, ranged from his masterpiece The Story of Christ (translated into twenty-three languages) to books of verse, essays, travelogues, satires, and biographical studies of Augustine, Dante, and Michelangelo. Jorge Luis Borges called him an “undeservedly forgotten” author.

Papini, Giovanni

This almost unclassifiable work of experimental fiction, first published in 1931, tells of the worldwide wanderings of a rich and idle American, Goggins (nicknamed Gog), who expends his fortune in an insatiable question for... is it knowledge, or novelties? Years later, Gog-impoverished and confined to an insane asylum-one day entrusts a large sheef of notes to a frequent visitor whose company he had come to enjoy. These, it turns out, are the record of his travels and interviews. In about ninety entries, we encounter a variety of geniuses with whom Gog gained audience, including Freud, Edison, Einstein, Henry Ford, H. G. Wells, George Bernard Shaw, and Lenin, as well as obscure idealists who eagerly display their several manias: modernist sculpture, avant-garde poetry, futuristic architecture, academic sub-subdisciplines, niche curio collections. Papini's anarchic humor brings into sharp relief the strangeness of human beings and the wilfully exacerbated strangeness of modernity.

Sacred and Great: A Brief Introduction to the Traditional Latin Mass

Disputed Questions on Papal Infallibility

John P Joy

Does "Traditionis Custodes" Pass the Juridical Rationality Test? (OS Justi Studies in Catholic Tradition)

Rivoire, Fr Réginald-Marie

El Papa Benedicto XVI afirmó el sostenido crecimiento y la perpetua validez de la Misa Tradicional Latina, insistiendo en que "lo que para las generaciones anteriores era sagrado, también para nosotros permanece sagrado y grande y no puede ser de improviso totalmente prohibido o incluso perjudicial."Sin embargo, con la publicación en el 2021 de Traditionis Custodes, su sucesor ha declarado precisamente lo opuesto, enviando ondas de choque a través de la Iglesia llamando a la restricción, y a la eventual supresión, de la más bella y venerable forma de culto, y la única que experimenta el crecimiento más dramático y apasionado.¿Qué es lo debe hacer un católico consciente?En este crucial libro el Dr. Peter Kwasniewski ofrece una exposición esencial sobre la cuestión de la obediencia en la Iglesia: de dónde procede, y cómo debe entenderse y vivirse correcta y prudentemente. Explora los lineamientos de Santo Tomás de Aquino sobre la materia: cuál es la obediencia necesaria para la salvación y cuándo es legal o ilegal. ¿Puede haber situaciones donde las estructuras usuales de obediencia se transformen en impedimentos o bien, en facilitadores de la misión de la Iglesia y del bien de las almas? ¿Se han dado casos en la historia de la Iglesia donde los sacerdotes fieles han ejercido su ministerio violando las normas canónigas ordinarias? ¿Cómo debe responder el clero si se les prohíbe la Misa Tradicional Latina o si ésta fuera declarada como "abrogada"?

La Verdadera Obediencia en la Iglesia: Guía de discernimiento para tiempos recios (Spanish Edition)

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