

What We've Been Reading: 2024 Edition
Jan 29, 2025
Discover fascinating insights as the host reviews a diverse array of thought-provoking books on theology, literature, and history. From traditional Catholic views on marriage and liturgy to the exploration of romanticism and Viktor Frankl's search for meaning, each work unravels rich themes. Delve into maritime history with tales of survival and mutiny, while also navigating the complexities of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. The discussion highlights the importance of engaging with various perspectives on contemporary issues.
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Marriage Resource
- Peter Kwasniewski's Treasuring the Goods of Marriage is a good resource for traditional Catholics.
- It emphasizes marriage's communal aspects, not just personal ones.
Symbolic Liturgy
- Abbé Claude Barthe's A Forest of Symbols explores the symbolic meanings within the Traditional Latin Mass.
- It argues for understanding the liturgy as potent representations of sacred realities.
Papal Authority
- Ultramontanism and Tradition offers diverse perspectives on papal authority within the Catholic Church.
- Key essays by Pink, Lamont, and an anonymous Dominican explore this topic.