Apostasy in Action

Pope Francis left an indelible mark on the modern Catholic Church. Some contend that the changes instituted by the 266th Pope were beneficial to the faith, while others argue that Francis left the church in a state of confusion and division. Has the church lost its way? Has it been weakened by recent attempts to modernize it? Can it recover? What about tradition, is there still time for the Catholic Church to recapture its historical identity? Apostasy in Action attempts to answer these questions while offering clarity, context, and hope. Written from a traditional Catholic perspective, the book examines theological and pastoral shifts from both the pre and post-Francis era, drawing on Scripture, Church history, and the wisdom of the Magisterium. You'll discover how the Church has faced and overcome crises of faith throughout its history, and why a renewed commitment to orthodoxy and Sacred Tradition is the only sure path forward. With practical insight and poignant introspection, this concise yet well-researched work strives to make the case that Catholicism can once again take its rightful place as a religion of beauty, truth, unity, and tradition. Rejoice, for it is not too late!