Memoirs Of The Oratory Of Saint Francis De Sales From 1815 To 1855: The Autobiography Of Saint John Bosco
by Giovanni Bosco

Bishop Williamson comment:
ELEISON COMMENTS CCVIII (July 9, 2011) : BENEDICT'S THINKING I
The "Eleison Comments" of June 18 promised a series of four numbers which would show how "disoriented" is Pope Benedict XVI's "way of believing". They present in fact a summary of the precious tract on his thinking written a few years ago by Bishop Tissier de Mallerais, one of the four bishops of the Society of St Pius X. The Bishop's tract, The Faith Imperilled by Reason, he calls "unpretentious", but it does lay bare the Pope's fundamental problem - how to believe in the Catholic Faith in such a way as not to exclude the values of the modern world. The tract shows that such a way of believing is necessarily disoriented, even if the Pope does still in some way believe.
It divides into four parts. After an important Introduction to Benedict XVI's "Hermeneutic of Continuity", Bishop Tissier looks briefly at the philosophical and theological roots of the Pope's thinking. Thirdly he lays …More

Mother of the Civilization of Love
CONTENTS
Acknowledgments
Introduction
Part I: Approaching an Apparition
I An Apparition of Reconciliation and Hope
II The Image of the Mother
III Message of Truth and Love IV A Multifaceted Love Part II: Christ, a Life-Changing Event V Liberated by Love VI A Call to Conversion VII Mary and the Church Part III: Unified in Dignity VIII The Gift of Vocation IX The Face of the Hidden Christ X The Christian Hemisphere Appendix A: The Nican Mopohua Appendix B: Chronology of Guadalupan Events Appendix C: Prayers Notes Bibliography