Publisher's Synopsis
Joseph Bevan traces this family's voyage through the choppy waters of Church life in England in the last decades. In recalling these years, he chronicles the collapse of the liturgy and of religious life, and gives examples of decadence in Church music and the effect this had on the practice of the Faith for himself and his family. Frank about his own shortcomings and realistic about the current crises in the Church, he seeks a solution to modern ills. He finds this in a renewed immersion in Catholic tradition, doctrine, and practice.
