The problem of Pope Francis, so far from disappearing with his death, has only just begun, for his appalling legacy must be dealt with head-on, theologically and canonically. The definitive tool for this unavoidable work of evaluation, critique, and rectification has now been published: Dominic J. Grigio's The Disastrous Pontificate: Pope Francis’ Rupture from the Magisterium.

Spanning the breadth of sacred doctrine over its nearly 900 pages, The Disastrous Pontificate (which takes its title from Cardinal Pell's "Demos" memorandum) rigorously contrasts the teachings of Pope Francis with Sacred Scripture, Sacred Tradition, and the perennial Magisterium. This work is offered as a solemn act of fidelity to the apostolic charge on all the faithful: to preserve the integrity of faith and morals for the sake of the salvation of souls.

The Disastrous Pontificate has been warmly endorsed by experts known for their courageous defense of the Faith: Rev. Gerald E. Murray, J.C.D. • Dr. Edward Feser • Dr. Eduardo Echeverria • Philip F. Lawler • Dr. John Rist • Dr. Michael Sirilla • Dr. Claudio Pierantoni • Dr. Josef Seifert. To read their endorsements, plus the Table of Contents and Introduction, visit the link below, and click on "look inside."

Pastors of souls, theologians, canonists, and concerned laity will find this book a crucial resource. There is nothing like it in print; it will shape study and conversations for decades to come.