THE END

It's official.

The Catholic Knight is retired.  I'm hanging up the helmet and passing the torch. There will be no more articles, no more commentaries, no more calls to action.

THIS BLOG IS CLOSED.

I've spent a very long time thinking about this, I believe the time has come, and is a bit overdue.  I want to thank my readers for everything, but most especially for your encouragement and your willingness to go out there and fight the good fight.

So, that being the case, I've spend the last several weeks looking for bloggers who are fairly active, and best represent something akin to the way I think and what I believe.  I recommend the following blogs for my readers to bookmark and check on regularly. Pick one as your favourite, or pick them all. They are all great.....

• Catholic In The Ozarks
• Taylor Marshall
• Confederate Catholics

In His Majesty's Service,

THE CATHOLIC KNIGHT

Book Review: Catholicism for Protestants

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THE CATHOLIC KNIGHT: A friend of mine, who lives in the area I used to live (yes I moved), has completed his book and sent me a copy for review. After reading it, I am delighted to report that the book is excellent! I highly recommend it for all of my readers. The book is small and compact. It is written in a simple Question & Answer format, like a traditional catechism, and is designed specifically to reach Protestants in the Bible Belt. However, it is good review for Catholics too, and will help us learn how to talk to Protestants in a way that is non-threatening and yet very direct. Specifically, it puts Catholicism in terms that Evangelical Protestants can easily understand. It should be an essential item in every Catholic's library. Cost is reasonable too. Pick up a copy soon, before his distribution goes mainstream. In my experience, prices usually go up when that happens. Just click HERE or on the images above or below.

UPDATE 8-20-2013:  I see that Michael Voris of "The Vortex" (ChurchMilitant.TV) has just given a glowing review of the book as well (see here), as he interviewed my good friend.  Miss ya buddy!  I knew you had it in you.