Our
Lady of Quito: Queen of Ecuador Paul
M. Kimball (Translator)
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"Our Lady of Quito"
as she is known in the English speaking
world is known in Ecuador as "La
Dolorosa," which means "The
Sorrowful Lady." She was officially
crowned by order of Pope Pius XII in 1956,
the fiftieth anniversary of the miracle
of her picture opening and closing its
eyes in front of forty children who attended
a Jesuit boarding school which was then
being targeted for persecution by the
Masons who were throttling this Catholic
country. Soon after, the miracle was also
witnessed by numerous adults, including
atheists who thereupon converted, when
the picture was transferred to a nearby
church.
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The
Consecration of Ecuador to the Sacred
Heart of Jesus Rev. Severo
Gomezjurado, S.J. (Author), Joan Mart
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This book is the first
ever English account of the historic consecration
of Ecuador to the Sacred Heart and the martyrdom
of President Garcia Moreno. It also r ecounts
the subsequent effects of this consecration
during the next hundred years in Ecuador,
including the construction of a national
basilica by the government as a perpetual
monument to this public act of faith of
Church and State in unison. May it serve
a model for all Catholic nations desiring
the blessing of God upon their nation and
willing "to restore all things in Christ.
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Garcia
Moreno Augustine
Berthe (Author), Lady Herbert (Translator)
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Gabriel Garcia Moreno
(1821-1875) was a model Catholic president
of Ecuador. He courageously founded a
Republic upon Catholic principles and
publicly consecrated it to the Sacred
Heart, and for this he was martyred by
paid assassins. This biography by Fr.
Berthe is the most complete and authoritative
one in existence. It has been out of print
in English since 1889 when it was first
published.
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Against
All Heresies Alfonso
de Castro (Author)
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Against All Heresies was
written at the request of Spanish merchants
of Flanders to combat heretics and was
first published in Paris in 1534. It is
a description and criticism of more than
400 heresies, which had arisen in the
Church since the time of the Apostles,
presented in alphabetical order. It was
the author's most popular work for which
he received the nickname, "the scourge
of heretics." King Philip II of Spain,
whom the author served as chaplain, wrote
in the preface of this work that this
book is "such a useful and beneficial
book for the Christian state."
What better way to rekindle
the fire of charity in God’s Church
than by preaching retreats, especially
to priests? In these conferences Fr Mateo
Crawleydraws from his
profound faith and ardent zeal. In them
he instructs priests that sanctity can
be attained simply through the fulfillment
of their duties of state, yet only when
performed with a supernatural spirit of
union with Christ crucified. He also underscores
the sublime dignity of the priesthood
as well as the tremendous value of the
Holy Sacrifice of the Mass, which is the
priest’s primary means for his own
sanctification and apostolate.
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Cardinal
Newman: Trojan Horse in the Church by
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The conversion of Cardinal
Newman, an educated, renown Anglican,
gave respectability to converting to Catholicism
in England. Recusant Catholics had been
treated as social outcasts and persecuted
when the English monarchy outlawed the
practice of the true faith. Hence the
Catholic hierarchy rejoiced when Cardinal
Newman broke the ice for many Anglicans
to enter the Church and eloquently defended
the Catholic faith. Yet, heroes are still
human, and converts to the Church are
practically unable to completely discard
their non-Catholic mindset simply by their
baptism. All this made the Catholic hierarchy
both in Rome and in England both praise
and fear this newly adopted son. How could
his Protestant mindset be criticized and
he still be used as a showpiece of Catholic
respectability? Cardinal Newman’s
theory of the development of doctrine,
along with his other ideas that were controversial
during his time, are herein analyzed by
renown theologians and an equally literary
Catholic, Orestes Brownson. On the other
hand Newman’s famous biographer,
Wilfred Ward, made the Cardinal an untouchable
anti-liberal to traditionally minded Catholics,
yet an avian guard liberal pioneer to
liberal Catholics, including the very
founders of the school of Modernism. Even
if it can be argued that Newman act in
good faith, what is not generally known
is that he formed his own school of thought
within the Church favoring a mutability
of Catholic doctrine, seemingly adopted
and acclaimed by the Second Vatican Council.
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The
Life of Pope Pius IX: And the Great Events
in the History of the Church During his
Pontificate John Gilmary
Shea LL.D. paperback $12.99
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Blessed Pope Pius IX (13 May 1792 - 7
February 1878), born Giovanni Maria Mastai-Ferretti,
was the longest-reigning elected Pope
in the history of the Catholic Church,
serving from 16 June 1846 until his death,
a period of nearly 32 years. During his
pontificate, he convened the First Vatican
Council in 1869, which decreed papal infallibility.
The Pope defined the dogma of the Immaculate
Conception of the Blessed Virgin Mary,
meaning that Mary was conceived without
original sin. Pius IX also granted the
Marian title of Our Mother of Perpetual
Help, a famous Byzantine icon from Crete
entrusted to the Redemptorist priests.
In addition to this, Pius IX was also
the last Pope to rule as the Sovereign
of the Papal States, which fell completely
to Italian nationalist armies by 1870
and were incorporated into the Kingdom
of Italy. Pius IX was also the first Pope
to visit the United States. He was beatified
in 2000.
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Life
of the Venerable Goncalo Da Silveira:
Pioneer Missionary and Proto-Martyr of
South Africa Hubert Chadwick,
S.J. (Author)
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Gonçalo da Silveira
was a Jesuit Priest born and educated
in Portugal. He was a missionary in India,
acting as provincial superior for the
Jesuits, before he began his work in southern
Africa. He first arrived at Sofala (Mozambique)
in 1560, and proceeded to Otongwe near
Cape Corrientes.During his stay of seven
weeks in Cape Corrientes, he instructed
and baptized the Makaranga chief, Gamba,
and about 450 people of his kraal. Towards
the end of the year, he began his expedition
up the Zambezi River to the capital of
the Monomotapa. This appears to have been
the N'Pande kraal, close to the M'Zingesi
River, a southern tributary of the Zambezi..He
arrived in Monomotapa on 26 December 1560,
and remained there until his death. During
this period he baptized the chief and
a large number of his subjects. However,
at the same time, Arabs from Mozambique
had begun to defame the missionary - a
plot instigated by one of their priests.
Due to this slander, da Silveira was strangled
to death in his hut, by order of the chief,
on 16 March 1561.
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The
Miraculous Image of the Madonna of Rimini
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The Mother of Mercy was
painted in 1796 by Giuseppe Soleri Brancaleoni
at the request of his sister, Sr. Clare
Soleri, as a replica of the miraculous
image venerated in the Oratory of St.Girolamo.
In 1850, three women witnessed an extraordinary
phenomenon: the pupils in the image "rose
and lowered; sometimes having the splendor
of shining stars, at other times veiled
in tears." The venerated image has had
many miracles attributed to it over the
years. It is currently located over the
High Altar in the Church of St. Clare.
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Commentary
on the Gospel of St. Matthew Paul M. Kimball
(Translator)
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The Commentary on the
Gospel According to St. Matthew is a translation
of Saint Thomas Aquinas' lectures on the
Gospel of Saint Matthew given in Paris
in approximately the year 1270. This is
the first ever translation into English
of this major work of the Angelic Doctor.
It will be a useful commentary for Catholics
and non-Catholics, but especially as an
aid for preaching sermons. Numerous explanations
and cross references to other works of
St. Thomas are given in the text. St.
Thomas is a master of Scripture and the
Church Fathers, which are continuously
interwoven in this simple but profoundly
enlightening text.
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On
the Sanctification of Priests According
to the Needs of Our Times Rev.
Fr. Reginald Garrigou-Lagrange (Author)
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Rev. Paul M. Kimball (Translator)
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The famous Thomistic theologian
Fr. Garrigou-Lagrange, O.P. expounds in
a disciplined manner upon the specific
holiness of the priesthood and the supernatural
fruitfulness of the priestly apostolate.
Steeped in Sacred Scripture, St. Thomas
Aquinas and other traditional Catholic
sources, the author presents the traditional
Catholic teaching on the priestly vocation
and the means necessary for attaining
the holiness required by this lofty state
of life.
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The
Story of Our Lady of Good Success and
Novena Manuel
Sousa Pereira (Author),
Paul Matthew Kimball
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This book is a complete
account of the life of Mother Mariana
of Jesus Torres with special attention
given to nine apparitions of Our Lady
of Good Success which occurred from 1589
to 1634 at the Convent of the Immaculate
Conception in Quito, Ecuador. Our Lady
requested that a statue of herself to
be made which was miraculously painted
by the three Archangels. All of Our Lady’s
prophecies are included in this text,
a number of which speak of the current
crisis in the Church. In addition, the
book contains a novena approved by the
Archbishop of Quito, newly translated
newspaper accounts of the miracle of 1941
which occurred before 30,000 witnesses,
an account of the currently available
historical sources of this story, an account
of a little known apparition which occurred
soon after the Convent was founded in
1577, and also an account of a miracle
attributed to Mother Mariana now being
studied for her beatification process.
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A
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and Novena Manuel
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This book gives a short account of the
life of Mother Mariana of Jesus Torres
with special attention given to nine apparitions
of Our Lady of Good Success which occurred
from 1589 to 1634 at the Convent of the
Immaculate Conception in Quito, Ecuador.
Our Lady requested that a statue of herself
to be made which was miraculously painted
by the three Archangels. All of Our Lady’s
prophecies are included in this text,
a number of which speak of the current
crisis in the Church.
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Joy
in Suffering Rose Hu
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Recently translated into English, this
is an inspirational story of a young woman's
life in communist China, that would eventually
lead her to the Catholic Faith. She gives
her account of Catholics suffering in
a Chinese labor camp during the communists'
persecutions in the 1950's. Her story
of suffering was recommended by Fr. Daniel
Couture, SSPX, her spiritual director.
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Office
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According to the Use of the Carmelite
Order
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Down to the Reformation
the Little Office of Our Lady formed a
large part of the "Primer or Lay-folk's
Prayer-book," and was customarily
recited by the devout laity, by whom the
practice was continued for long afterwards
among the persecuted Catholics. Today
it is recited daily by Dominican, Carmelite,
Augustinian, and by large numbers of the
Franciscan, Tertiaries, as well as by
many pious laymen who desire to take part
in the liturgical prayer of the Church.
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Prayer for the beatification of Garcia
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