The Liturgical Revolution
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The Liturgical Revolution is series of books by Michael Davies covering the reforms to Roman Catholic worship following the Second Vatican Council.
The three volumes are:
- Cranmer's Godly Order (Augustine Publishing Co., 1976; republished by Roman Catholic Books, 1995)
- Pope John's Council (Augustine Publishing Co., 1977)
- Pope Paul's New Mass (Angelus Press, 1980)
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