Michael Davies (3/13/1936 – 9/25/2004) was a British teacher and a traditionalist Catholic writer known for extensive work critiquing post–Second Vatican Council changes to Catholic worship and defending continuity with pre-conciliar teaching. His writing gained influence in international traditionalist circles, where he became a prominent intellectual voice and organizer. He worked at the intersection of liturgy, ecclesiology, and polemics, repeatedly returning to the question of how doctrinal meaning should be expressed in the Church’s public prayer. This video is and excerpt of a debate between Mr. Davies and Dr. E. Michael Jones in 1993.
