Work of Human Hands : A Theological Critique of the Mass of Paul VI Paperback
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Interest in the traditional Latin Mass has begun to spread among a younger generation of clergy and laity especially since the appearance of Benedict XVIs Motu Proprio Summorum Pontificum. Many now speak enthusiastically of encountering in the old rite a beauty a reverence and a sense of continuity with tradition that they have not experienced with the Mass of Paul VI the liturgical norm since it first appeared in 1969. Inevitably however questions deeper than aesthetics nostalgia and the hunger for mystery in religion arise. To address them Father Cekada has produced this thorough and methodical study of the Mass of Paul VI. Father Cekadas erudition clarity of expression and facile wit will draw and delight readers even some who might be quite opposed to his doctrinal positions and to his startling conclusions in this scholarly work.
