• A Book that Pulls No Punches and Shows the Problem Starts at the Top
  
  
• No Stone Left Unturned Except One: Vatican II
  
  
  

• Sophism 1: The Previous System Was Fine; The Corruption Came from Vatican II
  
  
• Sophism 2: Should Lay People Help Govern the Church?
  
  
• Sophism 3: Can a Priest Be Judged By Civil Authorities?
  
  
• Sophism 4: No Link between Homosexuality and Pedophilia
  
  
• Sophisms 5 & 6: Married Priests and Homosexual Seminarians
  
  

• "I read with fascination and sadness Tradition In Action's' scholarly review of the sex abuse scandal within the Church. We cannot talk too much or get angry too often that such conduct would occur within our faith community. Thank you for thinking of me."   -  ex-Governor Frank Keating, past chairman of the National Review Board
  
• "As with all your books the statement on the back cover is ever so true 'What many Catholic suspect … only a few have the courage to express.' You are, indeed, outstanding among those few “noble denunciators.”  -  Fr. Gomer De Pauw (Click here to read whole letter)
  
  
• Your book is something that should be in not only every bishop's hands but every conservative Catholic, and in the press rooms of every major newspaper so that they would ferret out further the cover-up that is going on in legislating via their manipulating Canon Law within the Vatican to accommodate the vile practice of this sin that cries to Heaven for vengeance ...
  Your quotes of the saints and earlier Popes are priceless … Again, a masterful work, Atila, and I'm not even half way through yet. Congratulations.  -  Michael Cain, Editor, Daily Catholic
  
  
• "Bravo! Once again, you have fired a magnificent cannonball against Vatican II. It is excellent and should strike the conscience of any Bishop with the courage to read it. I will be ordering several copies to pass on."
  
  
• "Tremendous work by ASG!"
  
  
• "A very valuable reference work for Catholics explaining how their Church was destroyed from within since the Council. What a contrast between what the early Church saw as the abomination of sodomy and what the modern Church does today."
  
  
• "This book is dynamite!"
  
  
• "I am very impressed to see the details of the condemnation of sodomy from Scripture and the Tradition of the Magisterium."
  
  
• "I encourage everyone to read this shocking, but true and documented account of the whole sordid sad affair and its root."
  
  

1. Excerpts from Sacred Scriptures
2. Tradition of the ecclesiastical Magisterium
     A. Popes and Councils
     B. Saints and Apologists
3. Tradition of civil legislation

1. Conciliar principles of adaptation and tolerance
2. Post-conciliar Vatican documents on homosexuality
         Presupposition of the analysis
     A. Declaration on questions about sexual ethics
         Confusion creates tolerance
     B. Letter to the Bishops on the pastoral care for homosexual persons
     C. Regarding legislative proposals on discrimination of homosexuals
     D. The persistent Vatican tolerant approach
     E. Summarizing
3. Vatican position regarding pedophile priests
     A. The Dallas meeting and documents
     B. Vatican refuses approval of the documents
     C. The Washington documents
         a. Definition of sexual abuse
         b. The judgment and its reliability
         c. Changing the statute of limitations
     D. A final assessment

   1. Extent of the phenomenon and principal movements
   2. Support of the Hierarchy for homosexuality
   3. The Chicago symposium
   4. Homosexual “religious orders”
   5. Homosexual priests and Bishops
   6. The “McNeill affair”
   7. The “Weakland affair”
   8. Percentage of homosexual priests
   9. Homosexuality: the new face of the priesthood
  10. The homosexual mafia in the seminaries and the support it receives from the Bishops
  11. Should homosexuals be ordained?

  1. Definition and terminology
  2. Beginning of the crisis in the U.S. – Overview
  3. The clergy pedophilia scandal explodes
      The year 2002
      The year 2003
  4. Figures for pedophile priests in America
  5. Financial costs of the crisis