"Faith in Crisis seems to me to be a providential initiative that allows us to appreciate, through different voices, how much we need to overcome pharisaical attitudes and rediscover, with simplicity, the most elementary thing: Christianity is not a set of values—however correct they may be—but a living Person encountered in the Church."

"Faith in Crisis is essential reading for all who are dedicated to safeguarding the Church's sapience while courageously embracing its future."

"It is important as Catholics that we not lose sight of the fact that the divine genius of the Church is its uncanny ability to retain doctrinal and liturgical integrity in the midst of the vicissitudes and contingencies within the wide range of cultures, political systems, and nations in which the Church must proclaim the Gospel. Faith in Crisis is an important contribution to our better understanding and appreciation of that genius."

"While Catholic tradition is good and beautiful, fundamentalism disguised as traditionalism is false and can be downright ugly. Faith in Crisis has assembled an excellent team of authors to show where this fundamentalism goes wrong and how to authentically embrace Catholic tradition."

"Faith in Crisis is a godsend for our times. In the post-conciliar Church, it seems there is a need to get back to basics when it comes to defending the Faith... Andrew Likoudis has done the Church a great service by presenting the teaching of the living Magisterium, that can serve as a guide for all to truly 'listen to what the Spirit is saying to the churches' specifically for the Church and our world today."

"This is a splendid collection, and one that can be fruitfully consulted not only by Catholics seeking a way past the ecclesial impasses of the present, but by Christians in every communion who value tradition but want to resist the rigorism and frequent truculence of 'traditionalism'... it is a call to remember that the deepest and most essential resource of Catholic tradition is the law of love."

"There is a need for mature, sober, thoughtful discussion about the trends that are affecting the Catholic Church today... I don't agree with everything in this anthology. And I think that's the point. Each essay is serious and insightful and contributes to a conversation that needs to happen."

"As a pastor, you see good and faithful believers struggling with questions about tradition and authority in the Church almost every day. After decades of very difficult times for the Church and its believers, those who continue practicing the faith are not only committed and invested, but also desire the gifts of clarity and hope... The essays collected in Faith in Crisis give the reader these gifts of clarity and hope. The reader walks away with a better understanding of how to think about the life of the Church today, with a better sense of what really matters, and with a deeper conviction that together, and by the grace of God, the future is filled with possibility."