While authority has been rebelled against since the time of the angels, the pervasive nonchalance and outright disgust towards our leaders is only snowballing.
Excerpt from the publisher:
“Why would I have to do this? Can’t I do what I want with my time?’ These and similar reflections are commonly heard coming from the lips of teenagers, today, as yesterday. Is this simply because of a generational gap? Is it indicative of a perennial difficulty elders have in understanding their subjects? It seems to be rather the perennial paradox of harmonizing individual liberties with social authority.
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Contents:
Theme: Authority at Risk
- Fatherly Authority by Randall C. Flanery, Ph.D.
- “Learn from me”: Aspects of Authority in Frankenstein by Andrew J. Clarendon
- The Good of Authority by Brian M. McCall
- Music on the Rocks by Dr. Andrew Childs
- A Treacherous Dilemma by Fr. Dominique Bourmaud, SSPX
Faith and Morals
- Feasts of Our Lady: The Immaculate Conception by Fr. Christopher Danel
- Cost Benefit Analysis by Robert Morrison
- Pope St. Pius X: Our Apostolic Mandate - Excerpts from "Our Apostolic Mandate" by Pope St. Pius X
Spirituality
- Secularism by Mrs. Elizabeth Spencer
- The Authority of the Benedictine Abbot by a Benedictine Monk
- Misacantano —A Poem by José de Valdivielso
Christian Culture
- St. Andrew In Art by Dr. Marie-France Hilgar
- Pious Mugging: Legitimate Authority, Arbitrary Power, and Protestantism by Dr. John Rao
- Questions and Answers by Fr. Juan-Carlos Iscara, SSPX
News from Tradition
- Church and World
- Canon Law and Pastoral Theology of Marriage by Fr. François Knittel, SSPX
- The Last Word by Fr. Daniel Couture, SSPX
