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A Compilation of All of Pope St Pius X’s Encyclicals E Supremi (october 4, 1903) 4 On the Restoration of All Things in Christ Ad Diem Illum Laetissimum (february 2, 1904) 18 On the Immaculate Conception Iucunda Sane (march 12, 1904) 37 On Pope Gregory the Great Acerbo Nimis (april 15, 1905) 60 On Teaching Christian Doctrine Il Fermo Proposito (june 11, 1905) 75 On Catholic Action in Italy Vehementer Nos (february 11, 1906) 92 On the French Law of Separation Tribus Circiter (april 5, 1906) 108 On the Mariavites or Mystic Priests of Poland Pieni L’animo (july 28, 1906) 115 On the Clergy in Italy Gravissimo Officii Munere (august 10, 1906) 124 On French Associations of Worship Une Fois Encore (january 6, 1907) 130 On the Separation of Church and State Pascendi Dominici Gregis (september 8, 1907) 140 On the Doctrines of the Modernists Communium Rerum (april 21, 1909) 208 On St. Anselm of Aosta Editae Saepe (may 26, 1910) 243 On St. Charles Borromeo Iamdudum (may 24, 1911) 269 On the Law of Separation in Portugal Lacrimabili Statu (june 7, 1912) 278 On the Indians of South America Singulari Quadam (september 24, 1912) 284 On Labor Organizations

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A Compilation of All of Pope St Pius X’s Encyclicals E Supremi (october 4, 1903) 4 On the Restoration of All Things in Christ Ad Diem Illum Laetissimum (february 2, 1904) 18 On the Immaculate Conception Iucunda Sane (march 12, 1904) 37 On Pope Gregory the Great Acerbo Nimis (april 15, 1905) 60 On Teaching Christian Doctrine Il Fermo Proposito (june 11, 1905) 75 On Catholic Action in Italy Vehementer Nos (february 11, 1906) 92 On the French Law of Separation Tribus Circiter (april 5, 1906) 108 On the Mariavites or Mystic Priests of Poland Pieni L’animo (july 28, 1906) 115 On the Clergy in Italy Gravissimo Officii Munere (august 10, 1906) 124 On French Associations of Worship Une Fois Encore (january 6, 1907) 130 On the Separation of Church and State Pascendi Dominici Gregis (september 8, 1907) 140 On the Doctrines of the Modernists Communium Rerum (april 21, 1909) 208 On St. Anselm of Aosta Editae Saepe (may 26, 1910) 243 On St. Charles Borromeo Iamdudum (may 24, 1911) 269 On the Law of Separation in Portugal Lacrimabili Statu (june 7, 1912) 278 On the Indians of South America Singulari Quadam (september 24, 1912) 284 On Labor Organizations

Originally published in 1908. This volume from the Cornell University Library's print collections was scanned on an APT BookScan and converted to JPG 2000 format by Kirtas Technologies. All titles scanned cover to cover and pages may include marks notations and other marginalia present in the original volume.

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Who was Archbishop Lefebvre? What is the Society of Saint Pius X? Weren’t the SSPX and Archbishop Lefebvre excommunicated? What are Catholics to think of Vatican II, the 1983 Code of Canon Law, the New Catechism of the Catholic Church, the Indult Mass, the Fraternity of Saint Peter, the New Mass, sedevacantists and Pope John Paul II? · Wasn’t the Society of Saint Pius X lawfully suppressed? · Wasn’t Archbishop Lefebvre suspended from performing all sacred functions, along with all the priests he ordained? · Do traditional priests have jurisdiction to hear confessions and perform marriages? Includes a history of the first 25 years of the SSPX. 53 photographs.

Table of Contents: 1.) Handing on Christian doctrines by teaching, 1905 ; Pope St. Pius X -- 2.) On better care for Catechetical instruction, 1935 ; Pope St. Pius X -- 3.) The Creed of the people of God, 1968 ; Pope Paul VI -- 4.) General Catechetical directory, 1971 ; Pope Paul VI -- 5.) Evangelization in the modern world, 1975 ; Pope Paul VI -- 6.) On Catechesis in our time, 1979 ; Pope John Paul II -- 7.) Metanoia : letters in the Eucharist, 1979, 1980 ; Pope John Paul II. * TOPICAL INDEX * GENERAL INDEX

The illustrious Cardinal Secretary of State of Pope St. Pius X was a saintly man in his interior life with God and his daily life among men. Although revered and admired by all, only after his death was his immense charity and profound humility revealed in its fullness.Cardinal Merry del Val was an aristocrat by birth, a man of culture and great learning, yet his joy and happiness was to be among the poor and lowly. His great desire was to work for souls. “Give me souls; take away all else” was the constant plea he voiced to God throughout his life, and these were the only words he wished to have on his tomb besides his name.This book reveals the hidden depths of spirituality which strengthened him and perfected him in his quest for perfection and union with God. The testimonies of those who knew him, his letters of direction to souls, his diaries and personal notes are woven into a profoundly stirring revelation of a soul completely dedicated to God.For more information or other great titles, both in English and in Latin, visit www.mediatrixpress.com

Table of Contents: 1.) Handing on Christian doctrines by teaching, 1905 ; Pope St. Pius X -- 2.) On better care for Catechetical instruction, 1935 ; Pope St. Pius X -- 3.) The Creed of the people of God, 1968 ; Pope Paul VI -- 4.) General Catechetical directory, 1971 ; Pope Paul VI -- 5.) Evangelization in the modern world, 1975 ; Pope Paul VI -- 6.) On Catechesis in our time, 1979 ; Pope John Paul II -- 7.) Metanoia : letters in the Eucharist, 1979, 1980 ; Pope John Paul II. * TOPICAL INDEX * GENERAL INDEX

by Father F. X. Lasance Recommended by Pope Pius XI Black Leather Flex cover 1248 pages - $59.95 This is a very complete everyday Catholic prayer book with many novenas, hundreds of indulgenced prayers, the Ordinary of the Mass, Propers for many common feasts and masses, a current chart of moveable feasts, and a special emphasis on all of the prayers necessary and recommended for devotional visits to Our Lord present in the Blessed Sacrament. Black leather embossed cover 24k gold stamped lettering and cover image 3.5" x 6" book format Gilt edges Flexible cover Rounded corners Satin ribbon page marker Quality paper

by Father F. X. Lasance Recommended by Pope Pius XI Black Leather Flex cover 1248 pages - $59.95 This is a very complete everyday Catholic prayer book with many novenas, hundreds of indulgenced prayers, the Ordinary of the Mass, Propers for many common feasts and masses, a current chart of moveable feasts, and a special emphasis on all of the prayers necessary and recommended for devotional visits to Our Lord present in the Blessed Sacrament. Black leather embossed cover 24k gold stamped lettering and cover image 3.5" x 6" book format Gilt edges Flexible cover Rounded corners Satin ribbon page marker Quality paper

Modernism is a heresy that was condemned by Pope St. Pius X (1903-1914). Yet it is the predominating error in the Catholic Church since Vatican II (1962-1965). This book exposes its errors. Called by St. Pius X the "synthesis of all heresies." St. Pius X commended the author of this catechism and expressed the hope that it would receive wide circulation. 160 pgs. PB

"The greatest saint of modern times" said Pope Pius X back in 1914, speaking of St. Thérèse of Lisieux. And, in 1997, Pope John Paul II declared ThTrFse a Doctor of the Church, citing the timeliness of her doctrine and the wisdom and practicality with which she grasped the Gospel message.Why all this acclaim for Thérèse, who was only a little middle-class girl from France at the end of the 19th century? The Centenary of her death, 1897-1997, was celebrated all over the globe. Why is Thérèse so universally loved, invoked and imitated by people from all walks of life in every country in the world?Fr. Bernard Bro, director of the French publishing house, +ditions du Cerf, and a key figure in publishing the definitive editions of Thérèse's writings, decided to set forth those aspects of her life, personality, and writing that do indeed mark Thérèse of Lisieux as one of the truly great exponents of Catholic doctrine. What she offers in her life and in her writing, he claims, is "one of the most certain and simplest evangelical shortcuts ever proposed". What we find in her words is a "struggle between darkness and faith, humor and sadness, realism and pretense, maturity and childhood". The life, words, and texts of Thérèse are of an astonishing freshness, accuracy, immediacy, strength, and genius.According to Bro, Thérèse does not flinch before the important questions everyone must face: Why death? How can we continue in hope when suffering and pain threaten to overwhelm us? How can we remain faithful-and joyful--when we are shaken by the circumstances of our life? And first of all, how are we to love? Thérèseanswered these questions both by her life and through her writing. Illustrated with many photos.

Fabulously captivating and popular life of the Martin family, showing the background that helped produce "the greatest Saint of Modern Times." (St. Pius X). A profound reading experience; tears at one's heartstrings. Great for the whole family. 464 pgs, PB

These120 readings excerpted from the writings of St. Therese of Lisieux will help you get to know first hand the pure, simple girl whom Pope Pius X called "the greatest saint of modern times.

On September 8, 1907, Pope St. Pius X brought the simmering Roman Catholic Modernist crisis to a boil with his encyclical Pascendi dominici gregis. In Pascendi's terms, recent biblical, historical, scientific, and philosophical attempts to take seriously subjective mediations of God's revelation led only to subjectivism and agnosticism. Pius X condemned these as "Modernism" and the "synthesis of all heresies." This Modernism threatened the very human capacity to know and believe in God as a reality apart from human consciousness. Prior to 1907 no Catholic thinkers had used the term Modernism to designate the theological or biblical work they were doing. Pascendi , with its provisions for diocesan vigilance committees and censorship of books, combined with the subsequent Oath against Modernism (1910), created a climate of suspicion and fear.In two sets of intertwined biographical portraits, spanning two generations, Divided Friends dramatizes the theological issues of the modernist crisis, highlighting their personal dimensions and extensively reinterpreting their long-range effects. The four protagonists are Bishop Denis J. O'Connell, Josephite founder John R. Slattery, together with the Paulists William L. Sullivan and Joseph McSorley. Their lives span the decades from the Americanist crisis of the 1890s right up to the eve of Vatican II. In each set, one leaves the church and one stays. The two who leave come to see their former companions as fundamentally dishonest. Divided Friends entails a reinterpretation of the intellectual fallout from the modernist crisis and a reframing of the 20th century debate about Catholic intellectual life.

45 saints, beati, and other holy people of the past 200 years, and their pictures; most are actual photographs. Includes the Cure of Ars, St. Catherine Laboure, St. Therese the Little Flower, St. Pius X, Vens. Jacinta and Francisco Marto, Dom Columba Marmion, St. Elizabeth Seton, Pauline Jaricot, Bl. Elizabeth of the Trinity, Sr. Josefa Menendez, St. Joseph Cafasso, Therese Neumann, and many more. Shows there are people living today who will one day be canonized Saints. Impr. 510 pgs 177 Illus, PB

Thérèse of Lisieux, who lived and died in anonymity, is one of the best known and beloved saints of our age. Her spiritual autobiography, Story of a Soul, translated into nearly sixty languages, has nourished countless people with a message that is accessible to everyone. St. Pius X called her “the greatest saint of modern times” and Pope John Paul II named her co-patroness of France and the missions and declared her a Doctor of the Universal Church.Thérèse taught that sanctity is within everyone’s grasp. However, her happiness was not devoid of pain and conflict. Precisely in this fact does her life mirror our own. She can teach us how to find God in the mundane events of daily life.