U.S. Treasury agents who specialize in forgery detection, when they are being trained, are never shown any forgeries, they are strictly immersed in learning every minute detail of the real thing. That way, they can spot the forgery instantly. There are millions of forgeries, but only one real note.

In the same sense, Catholics need to focus on learning the one true faith in every detail and to avoid falling into studying the millions of errors out there, errors like Eastern Orthodoxy, Protestantism, Conciliar church errors and scandals (ecuмenism, sodomite clergy, Novus Ordo mess, apparitions, female eucharistic ministers, annulments, birth control NFP, Opus Dei, Liberation Theology........)

I say this because in the last few weeks, CI has been flooded with liberal errors and false teachings, it has gotten so bad that one will have a difficult time trying to find anything educational anymore. My suggestion to those that want to get things back on track is to just answer a thread that is teaching error or talking about error, with a simple:

"This is not what Catholics should be discussing. Or  "This is not Catholic".  U.S. Treasury agents who specialize in forgery detection, when they are being trained, are never shown any forgeries, they are strictly immersed in learning every minute detail of the real thing. That way, they can spot the forgery instantly. There are millions of forgeries, but only one real note.
 

I read that book shortly after I came back to the Church, like 3 years after, once one reads it they will know what a real priests is.

If anyone wants to learn every detail of what a priest should be, (Just like the treasury agents study only the real thing) read this book by St. Alphonsus Ligouri

I found books by that title but with different covers like the ones below. Can anyone comment on them? Just wondering if they are faithful reprints.

I found books by that title but with different covers like the ones below. Can anyone comment on them? Just wondering if they are faithful reprints.

I looked at the first few pages of this blue one on Amazon and it looks better than mine, for mine has a long preface which mentions JPII. The blue book adds very few comments. It looks good. 

Dignity and Duties of the Priest (St. Alphonsus de Liguori)  

Here is the PDF version for download, https://www.traditionalcatholic.co/free-catholicbooks/ 

This is an amazing read.... 

Thank you LT, I will get the one with the index.

Thank you for the link Clarity, I'll check out the PDF. I will buy it in print so I can hand out to a couple of priests but I can use the PDF version for myself.

I would have bought that one too.