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To call this book a tour de force would be an understatement. Itâ€s an astonishing work: clear,
simple, visionary—and filled with hope.'— Most Rev. Charles Chaput, O.F.M. Cap.,
Archbishop of Philadelphia 'Cardinal Sarah is a latter-day Christian prophet, and this book is his
most urgent wake-up call yet to a West sleepwalking toward a paganized dystopia.'— Sohrab
Ahmari, Author, From Fire, by Water: My Journey to the Catholic Faith 'Cardinal Sarah is a bright,
shining light. His faith illuminates the path to authentic Catholic reform.'— George Weigel,
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pastoral charity, expressed in an extraordinary manner in this book, lead many souls to 'cast off
the works of darkness and put on the armor of light', to 'put on the Lord Jesus Christ'.'—
Raymond Cardinal Burke, Author, Hope for the World: To Unite All Things in Chris 'Especially
convincing are the cardinal's reflections on the Church's triumph, which can be achieved only if we
follow Christ intellectually, spiritually, and morally, without excusing ourselves from a total self-gift
to God.'— Gerhard Cardinal Müller, Author, The Power of Truth: The Challenges to Catholic
Doctrine and Morals Today 'Realistic and hope filled, this is essential reading for believers living in
a post-Christian world.'— Most Rev. Samuel Aquila, Archbishop of Denver, Colorado 'A riveting
account of the issues of our times. Acutely aware of the role of the devil, the cardinal pulls no
punches in offering the most cogent analysis of what ails us today.'— Bill Donohue, Author,
Common Sense Catholicism: How to Resolve Our Cultural Crisis 'Cardinal Sarah's comprehensive
view of the Church and society is as chilling as it is accurate. He offers great consolation to all by
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engulfing the world today, and the solutions for it. A monumental book that every Catholic, and
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to heart its appeal to us for spiritual and ecclesial reform and renewal, which must begin with
us.'— Most Rev. Alexander Sample, Archbishop of Portland