By Philip F. Lawler The sex-abuse scandal, which has erupted anew in 2018, poses the greatest challenge that the Catholic Church has faced since the Reformation. In The Smoke of Satan, veteran Catholic journalist Philip Lawler explains why the crisis is even more severe than when it first commanded headlines in 2002, and how the failure of … Read more
By Antonio Socci This is the book that has been electrifying Rome and the rest of Europe for three years! This fascinating inquiry into the theories and the truths of the most disconcerting mystery of the 20th Century was a huge best-seller in Europe. On June 26, 2000, Vatican officials (including Cardinal Bertone) released what they … Read more
By José Antonio Ureta This book is a critical assessment of the first five years of Pope Francis’s pontificate. Author José Antonio Ureta analyzes the disconcerting positions taken by Pope Francis in the fields of ecology, immigration, religious indifferentism, family issues, Communion for divorced and civilly remarried and other issues. He amply documents a shift away … Read more
By Malachi Martin The Cold War has ended. With a scope and daring not possible until now, an unlikely international alliance of top-level political, financial, and religious interests sees the way clear at last to its ultimate goal: the establishment of a single global society. Utopia. These are men with nothing in common but immense power … Read more
By Michael S. Rose How did the American Catholic priesthood go from an image of wise, strong men like Spencer Tracy in Boys Town and Bing Crosby in Going My Way to an image of “pedophile priests”? In the New York Times bestseller Goodbye, Good Men, investigative reporter Michael S. Rose provides the shocking answer that … Read more