Tag Archives: Latin Mass

Review: The Great Betrayal by Hugh Ross Williamson

    The Great Betrayal by Hugh Ross Williamson is an absolute treasure, a treasure that should be better known. I recommend it to everyone and anyone interested in the Catholic Liturgy, particularly those who want to understand what happened with the radical changes to the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass after Vatican II—and how […]

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New Video: Globalism and the Irish Tragedy

Globalism, Ireland and France’s Catholic Zombies, back from the dead. Three hours on this, Belloc and more . . .

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New Video: Pope Francis, Catholic Tradition, Valentin Tomberg

Commentary on Traditionis Custodes – as a grave threat not just to the Church, but to the West, to the life of humanity itself. At least that is what I argue here in a video that is a personal turning point for me . . .

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Unflinching Witness: Peter Kwasniewski’s Tradition and Sanity (Review)

Peter A. Kwasniewski’s Unflinching Witness to the most serious, fundamental malady of our age: how the Church, which is the Heart of the World, has forgotten her way.

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First Video from Kim!

My first video!      

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Video: Through the Embers of Christendom

If anyone is following this long-neglected website, now obviously breaking down, with (perhaps sinfully) long-neglected comments, they may wonder what is going on. Part of the answer to that question is that, till lately, I have been not only far away from this website, but away from home and away from the internet almost completely. […]

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Video: Catholic Fire and Holy Liturgy

Introducing my wife Kim in this latest video …

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Video on the Latin Mass – and Peter Kwasniewski’s Wonderful New Book!

  Herewith a video on the Latin Mass with just a few added comments below:   Some haphazard notes: I am slowly returning to this website after an extremely long spell away, some of it due to difficult family circumstances and much of it completely (and blissfully) offline. Being utterly away from the Internet for […]

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Review – Noble Beauty, Transcendent Holiness by Peter Kwasniewski

A review of Peter Kwasnieski’s glorious new book Noble Beauty, Transcendent Holiness: Why the Modern Age needs the Mass of Ages.

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Feast in Reparation to the Sacred Heart of Jesus

Reparation: this is the true meaning of the Feast of the Sacred Heart of Jesus, which is explored in this post about the mysteries of Paray-le-Monial in France, where Our Lord asked St. Margaret Mary Alacoque for this Feast in 1675.

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Pentecost – and a Continued Call to Counter Revolution

Another video on things ranging from Catholic France, the Latin Mass, Hilaire Belloc, G.K. Chesterton, the tunnel-visioned media, Capitalism, Distributism, the website Fish Eaters, pornography and social decay, the noble quest for sexual chastity, abortion, Noam Chomsky, Bernie Sanders and the fate of the West.

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A YouTube Call to Authentic Counter-Revolution

A Video Call to Authentic Counter-Revolution …

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Holy Mass – Reverent or Irreverent?

    Early one Sunday evening, I went to Holy Mass. It was exquisite. The priest wore deep rich purple vestments, for it was Septuagisima Sunday. His chasuble was wholly visible, as he stood facing the tabernacle with the congregation. I was in the choir and the Gregorian chant we sang was sublime. The incense was heavenly and the priest’s […]

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Cor Jesu Sacratissimum: Book Details – Now Available from Amazon worldwide!

Roger Buck, former member of the New Age community Findhorn, announces his new book: Cor Jesu Sacratissimum: From Secularism and the New Age to Christendom Renewed. It is a book with an unusual debt to both Valentin Tomberg and Hilaire Belloc.

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Tender and Tridentine: Holy Mass in the Sacred Heart Church of Limerick, Ireland

The Tridentine Mass in the church of the Sacred Heart Limerick, Ireland, tender, so very tender …

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The Mass Rocks in Ireland …

The Mass rocks in Ireland … sadly, oh so sadly.

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Phoenix from the Ashes: The Making, Unmaking, and Restoration of Catholic Tradition by H.J.A. Sire (Review)

Reviewed here: Phoenix from the Ashes by H.J.A. Sire – a genuine masterpiece of scholarship and gravitas regarding the fate of Catholic Tradition.

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The Glory of the Institute of Christ the King

On experiencing the glory of the Institute of Christ the King in Limerick, Ireland.

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The Wonder of the Missa Cantata

On witnessing the Wonder of the Missa Cantata …

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The Gentle Traditionalist – Chapter One

Opening chapter of my new novel The Gentle Traditionalist from Angelico Press.

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    ”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.”— MICHAEL MARTIN

    ”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’.” — PETER KWASNIEWSKI

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    ”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.” — JOSEPH PEARCE

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  • EWTN Interview with Roger Buck here!

    TWO-part “Celtic Connections” EWTN  Interview!

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