By Sr. Catherine Goddard Clark, M.I.C.M.
Did you ever hear of Father Feeney? Despite what the liberals say, he was a devout Catholic priest who defended the teachings of the Church. This book tells how the authorities in the Boston Archdiocese and the Society of Jesus ("Loyolas") teamed up with the Boston Yankee Masons ("Cabots") to silence a priest whose "embarrassing" insistence on Catholic dogmas, especially the dogma Extra Ecclesiam Nulla Salus, disturbed their liberal agenda. An inspiring story, well told.
The Loyolas and the Cabots: When Faith Was Called Heresy
In 1949 Boston, a small group of Catholics professed an ancient doctrine—and were silenced by the very authorities meant to guard it. The Loyolas and the Cabots tells the shocking story of the "Boston Heresy Case," where the accused were never charged with heresy, only with being "intolerant" and "unbroadminded." Written by Sr. Catherine Goddard Clark, M.I.C.M., this unanswerable account exposes how a subject of the Church was punished not for denying a doctrine, but for professing one. With painstaking documentation drawn from the St. Benedict Center logs, it reveals what happens when obedience is demanded at the expense of truth. Read it and discover why the Catholic Church in America has never been the same since.
Softcover, 301 pages.
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