The Limits of Papal Authority over the Liturgy  by Fr Chad Ripperger, first published in 2023, is a contribution (and response) to the recently renewed discussion of papal authority in regards to the liturgy—that is, whether the pope can change or suppress the rite. Ripperger points out the two extreme views: 1. the pope can do whatever he wants (short of changing the words of Consecration) or 2. the pope cannot change anything. Neither is correct and this book aims to “begin

Even for those who are not fans of fantasy, Pratchett’s easily accessible style and clever comedy make his novels a real pleasure to read.

Summary of Scholastic Principles  by Bernard Wuellner, first published in 1956, is a list of principles grouped by topic. Many of the...

Given all the talk—particularly in the past few years—regarding “misinformation”, “debunking” and AI, this may be an appropriate time to...

Part II examines the common arguments regarding the three determinants and their implications.

Although I would like to think it is commonsense, it is my observation that there is often some confusion on how to judge particular...

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Ever had one of those conversations where an atheist friend asked you to prove the existence of God?

This is a solid logic textbook. It starts with a short introduction, including a brief two-page overview, before going through the basics.