A GREAT PRIEST WHO PASSED AWAY LEFT US WITH HIS SPECIAL BOOK!

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	• Christ Denied Paul A. Wickens T A N Books & Publishers, 1982 - 49 pages average customer review:based on 2 reviews view larger image
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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 himself had invited him to go there. Because he refused to have any association with the Novus Ordo Missae and the Modernist scandals and errors, he established an independent chapel called St. Anthony of Padua in West Orange, New Jersey. Prior to his death, Fr. Paul Wickens celebrated the Requiem Mass of Jesuit author and former Vatican official, Fr. Malachi Martin.

Fr. Wickens wrote quite an excellent booklet called "Christ Denied". He wrote a quite extensive research on the errors of the Jesuit Modernist apostate, Fr. Pierre Teilhard de Chardin. Pierre Teilhard de Chardin was condemned under Pope Pius XII and even by Blessed Pope John XXIII. Fr. Wickens exposes how Catholics praise a known heretic and apostate who was even condemned before and after the Second Vatican Council.

Fr. Wickens in this special book exposes the characteristics and personalities of Modernists---how they dress, how they talk etc.

Modernism is a heresy condemned by Pope St. Pius X in the early 1907 and condemned it his famous but widely ignored Papal encyclical called "Pascendi Gregis". Any Catholic who professes errors or heresy of Modernism is not a Catholic, but is a heretic. Modernism ia heresy that the Catholic Faith evolves or changes as time progresses.

A great book that a Catholic ought to read in order to learn and defend his Faith from Modernist influence and heretics.

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Gives names to the faces that wrecked the Church!

This is a short, to-the-point book (it can be read in one evening) that should be read by any Catholic, especially anyone who's going to go to seminary or study theology at a Catholic university. Why? Because it is in those places that you are likely to be exposed to the writings of heretic modernists such as Teilhard de Chardin, Hans Kung, Karl Rahner, etc. Wickens does an excellent job of exposing the twisted beliefs of these men. It's amazing that Chardin's work is as widely read as it is in Catholic circles today, especially since (as Wickens points out) he was reprimanded by the Vatican no less than six times!

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