Faith in Crisis: Critical Dialogues in Catholic Traditionalism, Church Authority, and Reform

Faith in Crisis brings together over thirty Catholic scholars, theologians, and commentators to engage the most pressing debates facing the Church today — the nature of magisterial authority, the status of the traditional Latin Mass, the hermeneutics of Vatican II, and the fractures within contemporary Catholic intellectual life.

The volume features a foreword by philosopher and statesman Rocco Buttiglione and contributions from Cardinal Robert Sarah, Matthew Levering, Robert Fastiggi, Pedro Gabriel, and many others. It is organized in three parts: Traditionalism, Church Authority, and Reform.

Editor Andrew Likoudis brings his grandfather's irenic spirit to the project — a willingness to engage real disagreements without either surrendering to ideological pressure or retreating into polemical defensiveness.