Books by Roger Buck

The Gentle Traditionalist Returns

Charles A Coulombe

The Gentle Traditionalist returns with a vengeance in this stand-alone sequel … this book skewers the modern malaise with the kind of sanity we have come to expect from this author.

Peter Kwasniewski

Buck’s latest foray is a grand success … The story features the same singular combination of whimsy and surprise, keen social commentary, and deft argumentation as the first [book]. The Gentle Traditionalist Returns appeals to what is best and deepest in us, so that we will reengage with that which ultimately matters while there is yet time.

Maolsheachlann Ó Ceallaigh

A brilliant diagnosis of the spiritual malaise of modern society, written with gentleness, generosity, humour, pathos … and, above all else, love.

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The Gentle Traditionalist

Michael Martin

Roger Buck … in the spirit of Chesterton and Belloc … takes on everything—from the reforms of Vatican II to the New Age … a wonderful book.

Peter Kwasniewski

A tale of whimsical fantasy, melancholy realism, and supernatural joy … Buck’s deftly-reasoned post-modern apologetic for full-blooded Catholicism—a Syllabus of Errors in narrative form, a rousing hymn to ‘meaning, grace, beauty, life’.

Charles A Coulombe

As brilliant a guide for the perplexed as this age is capable of producing

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Cor Jesu Sacratissimum

Joseph Pearce

Buck goes to the heart of the problem paralyzing our broken-hearted world … moving beyond the spirit of the age to the Spirit who moves all ages.

Charles A Coulombe

In this elegant feast of a book, Roger Buck … expertly skewers the modern world … without a drop of malice in his compassionate soul … to reveal the bright, shining love and truth at the center of the universe—symbolised by the Sacred Heart of Jesus, and incarnate in the Catholic Church.

Joseph Shaw

A great service to the Church … Buck shows that the New Age is an attempt, however flawed, to escape the materialism of modernity, and that it is Catholicism in its traditional forms that can best reveal the immense reality of the suffering and love for all mankind of Christ’s Sacred Heart.

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