modernity millennium liberation capitalism

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3 reviews
Fr. Paul Wickens

Neumann Press, 1989

An excellent resource
I agree with Mr. Huffman's review wholeheartedly. I picked this up (well before I was married in a TRIDENTINE nuptial Mass and ceremony and had my daughter, who had a TRIDENTINE baptism) for a mere $2 on the book table after TRIDENTINE Mass. And this was all done BEFORE Pope Benedict XVI announced last year that all parishes could have a Trid Mass if they wanted one... (This makes me an ...

Christ Denied

3 reviews
Paul A. Wickens

T A N Books & Publishers, 1982

A GREAT PRIEST WHO PASSED AWAY LEFT US WITH HIS SPECIAL BOOK!
In 2002, Fr. Paul Wickens passed away and sadly his independent chapel, St. Anthony of Padua Chapel was given to the Archdiocese of Newark and is currently under the Priestly Fraternity of St. Peter (a religious order established by Pope John Paul II to offer the traditional Latin Mass). Fr. Paul Wickens had a special privilege of celebrating Mass at the private chapel of Pope John Paul II who ...

Husband and Wife: The Joys, Sorrows and Glories of Married Life

2 reviews
Paul A. Wickens

Tan Books & Publishers, 1999

Short, clear and precise...
Having been recently engaged, I've been searching for many books to cover at least the fundamental principals and attitudes of marriage. 'Husband and Wife' provides both. If you are seeking selfish gains in marriage, you will find that this book will leave you disturbed and most likely questioning your own aims. If you truly seek the truth of what marriage is about, yours and your spouse's place, ...

Christ Defended: A Catholic Priest Defends the Church Against Modernism
Father Paul Wickens

The Neumann Press, 1988

84 pages. part I: Modernist capture the American Church part II: Modernism in Action part III: A Priest Defends His Faith

Global Capitalism, Liberation Theology, and the Social Sciences: An Analysis of the Contradictions of ...

Nova Science Publishers, 2000

The authors of this book, among them Samir Amin, one of the founders of the world system approach, take up the issues of the preferential option and arrive at an ecumenical vision of the dialogue between theology and world system theory at the turn of the new millennium.