To His Face: Indefectibility and the Problem of Dissent by Andrew Likoudis

To His Face: Indefectibility and the Problem of Dissent by Andrew Likoudis

To His Face: Indefectibility and the Problem of Dissent 

By Andrew Likoudis

“But when Cephas came to Antioch,
I opposed him to his face.”
GALATIANS 2:11

When may a Catholic withhold assent from the teaching of the Church? In our day, the question is pressed from opposite directions — by progressives who appeal to conscience and progress within a secular frame of reference, and by traditionalists who appeal to their private understanding of Tradition (more accurately, ecclesial traditions) and the sensus fidelium — yet both, Andrew Likoudis argues, commit the same error.

Reading Lumen Gentium, Dei Verbum, and Donum Veritatis alongside Newman, Aquinas, Congar, and Bellarmine, To His Face argues that the indefectibility of the Church is the ground on which all genuine assent rests. A theologian may raise an honest difficulty — studying it, and submitting his concerns to the competent authority; what he may not do is adjudicate against what the magisterium has already determined, for the judgment of doctrine belongs to the living Church alone. To pronounce a rupture where the magisterium has not, whatever its conclusions, is the structure of theological liberalism.

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“It is remarkable how Likoudis has produced a text accessible to the layperson, rich enough for the seasoned theologian, and timely for our situation. I endorse this small but tremendous book.” – SUAN SONNA, Director of Apologetics, Diocese of Bridgeport

“A clear, concise, and measured contribution to the discourse on obedience in today’s ecclesial atmosphere, engaging honestly with authority, infallibility, and permissible criticism — to the real benefit of any concerned reader.” – ANDREW MIONI, Author of Ignorance of Things Divine

“Likoudis offers careful analysis of assent and dissent within the Church, mindful of the interaction between the levels of the magisterium… in full consciousness of the presence of the Word Incarnate, whom we seek in every act of assent.” – VERY REV. CANON FRANCIS V. TISO, Priest of the Diocese of Isernia-Venafro; former Associate Director, USCCB Secretariat for Ecumenical Affairs

ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Andrew Likoudis is a Catholic scholar whose work spans ecclesiology, ecumenism, and liturgy. He serves as Digital Editor of Where Peter Is, holding an M.A. in Catholic Studies from Franciscan University of Steubenville and a B.S. in Communication Studies from Towson University.

He organized and edited Faith in Crisis: Critical Dialogues in Catholic Traditionalism, Church Authority, and Reform, a 40-chapter volume drawing some thirty contributors—among them Cardinal Robert Sarah, Jimmy Akin, and Mike Aquilina. His most recent book is To His Face: Indefectibility and the Problem of Dissent (En Route Books and Media, 2026), on the indefectibility of the Church and against theological dissent, with a foreword by Robert Fastiggi and an afterword by Emmett O’Regan.

His recent editorial work includes the fiftieth-anniversary edition of Yves Congar’s Challenge to the Church: The Case of Archbishop Lefebvre (En Route Books and Media, 2026), which he edited and introduced (foreword by Larry Chapp; afterword by Andrew Mioni), and the third edition of Ending the Byzantine Greek Schism (Emmaus Road, 2026), with a foreword by Scott Hahn—the opening volume of his late grandfather’s trilogy on Catholic-Orthodox reunion. Andrew is the grandson of Catholic apologist James Likoudis, President Emeritus of Catholics United for the Faith (CUF), and the nephew and godson of Paul Likoudis, longtime editor of The Wanderer, the oldest national Catholic weekly in the US.

In all he has authored, edited, or compiled twelve volumes on Catholic ecclesiology and the papacy, and has published more than fifty articles in outlets including the National Catholic Register, Catholic Review, Philosophy Now, and Where Peter Is.

As founder and president of the Likoudis Legacy Foundation, a 501(c)(3) research institute, he directs its journal, The Kydones Review, and runs day-to-day operations. He writes at Tradition & Renewal on Substack and is a parishioner at America’s First Cathedral. He enjoys kayaking, bachata, tennis, and chess. More at andrewlikoudis.com.

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Challenge to the Church: The Case of Archbishop LeFebvre by Yves Congar, OP

Challenge to the Church: The Case of Archbishop LeFebvre

By Yves Congar, OP, Edited by Andrew Likoudis

In 1976, as Archbishop Marcel Lefebvre’s defiance of Rome broke into open crisis, the Dominican ecclesiologist Yves Congar, OP, whose work shaped the Second Vatican Council, answered with this short, penetrating book. In it, he shows that what Lefebvre refused was nothing less than the authority of the Church and her understanding of her own nature, and he traces the deeper crisis behind the Écône movement.

Published on the fiftieth anniversary of its first appearance, this new edition arrives just as Écône once again proceeds to illicit episcopal consecrations. Congar’s case for Tradition as the living faith of the Church, not a frozen monolith, speaks directly to a wound that has never closed.

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“Here is a new edition of a penetrating book by Congar, which comes at just the right time. Written in simple language, it provides the essential insights needed to understand the errors and dead ends of Archbishop Lefebvre’s schismatic movement.”  – Fr. Joseph Famerée, SCJ, Professor Emeritus of Theology, UCLouvain, Author of L’ecclésiologie d’Yves Congar avant Vatican II
“As Congar points out, the SSPX has chosen the path of Ignaz von Döllinger and, even more, the ‘Old Catholics.’  They, too, argued that it was the pope and Council that erred and that changed; they, too, claimed that they were Catholic and the Church under the pope, having embraced the Council, was aberrant.  Congar’s reflections on the rites of the Mass, too, are still instructive today, in an era of ritual absolutism–as are his reflections on ecumenism and religious freedom.  And he fully recognizes the crisis, even if his diagnoses and solutions would today need to engage even more fully with doctrinal liberalism and perspectivalism, a superficial liturgical and moral life, and the politicization of Christ and eschatology.” – Matthew Levering, PhD, James N. Jr. and Mary D. Perry Chair of Theology, Mundelein Seminary

“An entrenched, and often intransigent, schismatic attitude has long been a sad fact of the SSPX’s existence and way of operating. Although I have my theological differences with Fr. Congar (later Cardinal Congar), he was a man of the Church, and in this book he provides a voice and a message whose details could have been written today just as readily as when they were penned amid an earlier crisis vis-à-vis the Society. In the hope of a rapprochement that leads to the Society’s real and living recognition that it is called to live not the life of separatists but one of true and unfeigned ecclesial communion, I commend this little book to the reflection of today’s readers.” – Matthew K. Minerd, PhD, Managing Editor, Encyclopedia of Catholic Theology (ECT.org)

“A new edition of Congar’s book is welcome. Not because the situation today is exactly that of when the book was first published in 1976. It isn’t. Not exactly. A lot of holy and not so-holy water has flowed under the ecclesiastical bridge. On the one hand, the pontificates of John Paul II, Benedict XVI, and Francis affect how we read the book today. On the other, so do controversies with hardline critics who identify as “Traditionalists.” Yet Congar’s fundamental message remains. Reform of the Church’s life, including the Sacred Liturgy, brings with it certain tensions. Conversion always does. Often for both or many sides of an ecclesiastical controversy. This book can help reduce tensions, and foster conversion, if its message is heeded.” – Mark Brumley, President of Ignatius Press, Author of The Seven Deadly Sins of Apologetics, Editor of A Study Guide for Jesus of Nazareth: Holy Week

“Few books published in the aftermath of the Second Vatican Council have proven as enduringly relevant as Challenge to the Church. Fifty years ago, Yves Congar clearly identified and challenged the doctrinal errors and warped ecclesiology that continue to afflict the Lefebvrist movement even today. Congar’s analysis remains both prophetic and indispensable for anyone seeking to understand the historical roots of radical traditionalism and the Church’s ongoing struggle for unity after Vatican II.” – Mike Lewis, Founder and Managing Editor, Where Peter Is

“Challenge to the Church: the Case of Archbishop Lefebvre is as relevant today as it was in 1976. The attacks on the Second Vatican Council have regrettably increased since then, and traditionalism has gained an undeserved respectability. Congar, deeply conversant with the Council and its aims, addresses the traditionalists’ accusations with erudition, objectivity, and above all a love of the People of God. He treats the Lefebvre case with a care and courtesy Lefebvre’s supporters rarely reciprocate. In these days when the politics of polarization has infiltrated the sanctuary, it is refreshing to read a man whose overarching concern is communion based on love.” – Gary Campbell, Former priest of the Society of St. Pius X

“‘You cannot be the Church opposed to the Church.’ Such was the painful and prophetic appeal that Fr Congar addressed to Archbishop Lefebvre in 1976, just as the latter was embarking on the spiral of blindness and disobedience that would lead to a grave act of schism. The Dominican theologian pinpointed this contradiction at work within the SSPX: how can one defend Tradition by means unknown to Tradition and contrary to Tradition? Pitting ‘eternal Rome’ against ‘neo-modernist and neo-Protestant Rome’ stems from dangerously innovative and idealistic presuppositions, contrary to the realism of the one Church of Christ, concretely founded on the rock of Peter and on the unanimous communion of the whole episcopal college. Fifty years on, Congar’s appeal has lost none of its force. Following his example, let us not be afraid to awaken consciences and enlighten minds.” – Fr. Henry Donneaud, OP, Dean of the Faculty of Theology, Institut Catholique de Toulouse, Editorial committee, Revue thomiste

“Yves Congar offers a masterful and deeply charitable examination of one of the most consequential ecclesial controversies of the twentieth century. With theological precision and pastoral wisdom, he challenges readers to embrace both fidelity to tradition and obedience to the living Church.” – Sebastian Mahfood, OP, PhD, President of En Route Books and Media

ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Yves Congar (1904–1995) was among the most influential Catholic theologians of the twentieth century. A pioneer of ecumenism and of the theology of Tradition and the laity, he was silenced under Pius XII, then rehabilitated as a peritus at the Second Vatican Council, where his thought shaped its central documents. John Paul II created him a cardinal in 1994.

ABOUT THE EDITOR

Andrew Likoudis is a Catholic scholar whose work spans ecclesiology, ecumenism, and liturgy. He serves as Digital Editor of Where Peter Is, holding an M.A. in Catholic Studies from Franciscan University of Steubenville and a B.S. in Communication Studies from Towson University.

He organized and edited Faith in Crisis: Critical Dialogues in Catholic Traditionalism, Church Authority, and Reform, a 40-chapter volume drawing some thirty contributors—among them Cardinal Robert Sarah, Jimmy Akin, and Mike Aquilina. His most recent book is To His Face: Indefectibility and the Problem of Dissent (En Route Books and Media, 2026), on the indefectibility of the Church and against theological dissent, with a foreword by Robert Fastiggi and an afterword by Emmett O’Regan.

His recent editorial work includes the fiftieth-anniversary edition of Yves Congar’s Challenge to the Church: The Case of Archbishop Lefebvre (En Route Books and Media, 2026), which he edited and introduced (foreword by Larry Chapp; afterword by Andrew Mioni), and the third edition of Ending the Byzantine Greek Schism (Emmaus Road, 2026), with a foreword by Scott Hahn—the opening volume of his late grandfather’s trilogy on Catholic-Orthodox reunion. Andrew is the grandson of Catholic apologist James Likoudis, President Emeritus of Catholics United for the Faith (CUF), and the nephew and godson of Paul Likoudis, longtime editor of The Wanderer, the oldest national Catholic weekly in the US.

In all he has authored, edited, or compiled twelve volumes on Catholic ecclesiology and the papacy, and has published more than fifty articles in outlets including the National Catholic Register, Catholic Review, Philosophy Now, and Where Peter Is.

As founder and president of the Likoudis Legacy Foundation, a 501(c)(3) research institute, he directs its journal, The Kydones Review, and runs day-to-day operations. He writes at Tradition & Renewal on Substack and is a parishioner at America’s First Cathedral. He enjoys kayaking, bachata, tennis, and chess. More at andrewlikoudis.com.

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The Recorded Lectures of Dr. Bella Dodd brings together the most significant surviving speeches of one of the twentieth century’s most compelling converts and anti-communist witnesses. Edited by Kevin J. Symonds and featuring a foreword by Paul Kengor, this volume preserves Dodd’s firsthand accounts of communist infiltration, ideological warfare, education, religion, and American public life. Part historical document, part cautionary testimony, these lectures offer invaluable insight into the ideas and struggles that shaped the Cold War era.

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ABOUT THE EDITOR

Kevin Symonds was born and raised in Massachusetts. He attended Franciscan University of Steubenville, Ohio, where he obtained his Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees in Theology with a background in classical languages. He has worked on the Church’s theology of private revelation since 2002 and has published articles in online and print magazines. He is also the author of Refractions of Light: 201 Answers on Apparitions, Visions and the Catholic Church (En Route Books and Media, 2015); Pope Leo XIII and the Prayer to St. Michael (Preserving Christian Publications, 2015), and On the Third Part of the Secret of Fatima (En Route Books and Media, 2017). He lives in Michigan. For more information or to arrange an interview with Kevin, contact him at: desiderium.kevin@gmail.com or visit him on his web site: www.kevinsymonds.com.

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The Sacramentality of Personhood: A Philosophical Thirst Meets Theology by Msgr. Walter Oxley

The Sacramentality of Personhood: A Philosophical Thirst Meets Theology by Msgr. Walter Oxley

The Sacramentality of Personhood: A Philosophical Thirst Meets Theology

by Msgr. Walter Oxley

The Sacramentality of Personhood explores the deep connection between philosophy and theology in understanding human personhood as inherently relational and sacred. Drawing on Ratzinger, Balthasar, Zizioulas, Maximus the Confessor, and David Walsh, Oxley offers a compelling vision of personhood as communion rooted in Trinitarian love. This scholarly yet accessible book is ideal for students, seminarians, and readers seeking to unite philosophical inquiry with a Christ-centered understanding of the human person.

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“Oxley’s Sacramentality of Personhood masterfully bridges theology and lived experience, inviting readers to encounter the divine image in every person. A profound, essential work that deepens our understanding of grace, community, and human dignity.” – Dr. Sebastian Mahfood, OP, co-author with Ronda Chervin of Catholic Realism: A Framework for the Refutation of Atheism and the Evangelization of Atheists 

ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Rev. Msgr. Walter R. Oxley, STD is a priest of the Diocese of Toledo, OH. He is the pastor of Saint Mary Parish, Millersville and Saint Michael the Archangel Parish, Gibsonburg. He is also the author of Personhood and Communion (Blessed Hope Publishing, 2018) and, with Rev. John Cush, Theology as Prayer (IPF Publications, 2022, En Route Books & Media, 2025)

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What is Marriage? Toward a Theology of One-Flesh Union as the Image of the Trinity by Paul Murano

What is Marriage? Toward a Theology of One-Flesh Union as the Image of the Trinity

by Paul Murano

What Is Marriage? offers a profound theological and philosophical exploration of marriage as a one-flesh union rooted in human nature and elevated by grace. Drawing on Scripture, natural law, historical analysis, and contemporary thought, Paul J. Murano presents marriage as an image of Trinitarian love. Addressing modern challenges to sex, family, and identity, this work proposes a compelling vision for renewing a culture of life grounded in truth, unity, and divine purpose.

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ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Paul Murano holds a Ph.D. in philosophy, Masters degrees in theology and philosophy, and a Certification in health care ethics.  The author of multiple books including The Devil-ution of Society and Refuting the Nonsense and Reclaiming the Truth, Paul also hosts the podcast Beneath the Surface, writes for two online publications, and has taught philosophy and theology at various colleges and universities. He has been a leader in adult catechesis and pro-life ministry, and is a singer-songwriter-musician.
 

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ABOUT THE AUTHOR

 

Frits Albers Ph. B (1921-2000) was born in Holland and studied under the Jesuits at Nijmegen during the 1940s.  He emigrated to Australia in 1951, and travelled extensively within the south-east region of the ‘lucky country’.  He joined the Department of Education in Victoria and worked as a high school teacher who specialised in mathematics, French and English.

In the early post Vatican II period he realised that the strange interpretations of the recently concluded Council that were being forced upon Catholics were under pinned by the same philosophy he had been taught in the 1940’s by the Jesuits at Nijmegen in the name of St Thomas Aquinas, but which in reality was the systematic Modernism of Pierre Teilhard De Chardin, S.J. Thus, in the early 1970’s he began writing articles and books to expose the philosophical root of these errors and aberrations of Teilhard De Chardin, and to defend Catholic Faith, clear thinking, and right philosophy.

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The editor is a retired electrical engineer who worked for most of his professional career in the specialist area of power generation. In a sabbatical year, he completed post graduate research in the History and Philosophy of Science at the University of Melbourne. He has long loved the philosophy of St Thomas Aquinas.

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