The fruits of VATICAN II: A view from the Tradition

December 2025 will mark six decades since the end of the Second
Vatican Ecumenical Council convened by Good Pope John XXIII.

What were its purposes?

What has happened to the Church's doctrine and magisterium?

Since then, have vocations to the priesthood and religious calls
increased or, on the contrary, decreased?

Is it true that the Holy Mass is now a "joyful feast" where the faithful
are entertained, even with clowns, dances or rock music?

Can a Pope change some of the teachings that the Church has always
taught, in response to the modernist spirit of the council?

Why do some cardinals and prelates now hold theological positions
and others think the complete opposite?

Are all religions the same? Is there no longer a Catholic God,
but the same for all beliefs?

These questions and many more are answered in this engaging book,
written by an expert who has devoted much of his life to the study of a
fascinating subject that has affected millions of baptized people around
the world for more than half a century.