Goodbye! Good Men: How Catholic Seminaries Turned Away Two Generations of Vocations from the Priesthood. This item is unavailable.Goodbye! Good Men: How Catholic Seminaries Turned Away Two Generations of Vocations from the Priesthood

In this explosive new book, investigative reporter Michael S. Rose reveals how deliberate discrimination against traditional, or "orthodox," men has been effected by well placed ideologues who want to change the Catholic Church in America to suit their personal tastes and politics.

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How seminary "gay subculture" and its "heterophobia" drive away healthy heterosexual men

How traditional expressions of the faith and acceptance of the Church's teachings often disqualifies a candidate

How psychological counseling is unethically used to expel healthy men from their seminary

Why "orthodoxy" begets vocations

How to eliminate the "vocations crisis" and put an end to the priest shortage

The MOST important book about the Catholic Church in decades!

MICHAEL S. ROSE is author of two previous books: Ugly As Sin (Sophia Institute Press, 2001) and The Renovation Manipulation (Hope of St. Monica, 2000). During the past seven years, while editor of St. Catherine Review, he has emerged as one of the freshest new voices in the Catholic world. As an investigative reporter and editorialist he has illuminated a number of highly controversial issues in contemporary Catholicism, most notably the scandal surrounding unpopular remodeling of older Catholic churches and cathedrals across the U.S. His articles, editorials, and essays have appeared in venues such as Catholic World Report, New Oxford Review, Culture Wars, Homiletic & Pastoral Review, Envoy, Adoremus Bulletin, National Catholic Register, The Wanderer, Lay Witness, This Rock, and Catholic Dossier. Presently, he is Executive Editor of an Internet news magazine and wire service that will debut in late Summer, 2002. He is married with four children and lives between Cincinnati, Ohio; Butte, Montana; and Petoskey, Michigan.