Queen of Martyrs Press

Was Vatican II an "infallible Council"? Was the Council a break with Catholic Tradition? What did Bugnini really say the liturgical revisions were supposed to accomplish? Are Catholics disobedient if they do not accept Vatican II and the New Rites of the Sacraments?

Reasons for Resistance; The Hierarchy of the Catholic Church Speaks on the Post-Vatican II Crisis by Jason A. Roberts, O.S.S.M. explores these and many more questions pertaining to the crisis of Faith in the Catholic Church today by citing some of the most influential hierarchs of the Church, including popes, cardinals, bishops and other clerics- all who maintain "good standing" with Rome - in order to prove that Vatican II, its spirit and its resulting liturgical rites are a break with Catholic Tradition and a danger to Catholics.

By compiling and presenting some of the most compelling quotes of the hierarchs of the post-Vatican II era in their own words, Reasons for Resistance as a presents the strongest arguments against a wholesale acceptance of the notion that Vatican II and the sacramental rites developed as are result thereof are in keeping with Catholic Tradition.

Reasons for Resistance also helps traditional Catholics who reject the post-Conciliar novelties to prove their point by citing the Church's own clerics (including those who were at Vatican II) , and to convince Catholics who fear being branded as "disobedient"by reject such novelties, that they can and should reject them by obediently heeding the words of the Catholic Church's post-Conciliar hierarchs.