"I am, in fact, convinced, that what feminism promotes in its radical form is no longer the Christianity that we know; it is another religion."

• The Enemy Within: Feminism in the Churches (Various authors - foreword by Prof. Alice von Hildebrand). Published in 1992 by Family Publications, ISBN 1-871217-10-5, Paperback, 136 pages. Price £2.50. Available from www.familypublications.co.uk
  This inexpensive, easy-to-read and fascinating anthology is an absolute must for those wishing to broaden their understanding of how radical feminism has adversely affected Roman Catholicism in England and Wales. One contribution to the book, a chapter titled The Bishops' Dilemma: Radical Feminism within the Catholic Church of England and Wales, by Christine Kelly and Valerie Riches, is unmissable. Patricia Phillips wrote the following about this chapter:- " . . . although denounced at the time as nonsense by dissident feminists, who were angry at having their plans revealed, what the writers prophetically warned of is now being fulfilled before our very eyes . . ."
  
  
• The Alliance of Dissent - turning the Church upside down (Father Michael Clifton). First published in 1993. ISBN 0-903348-45-4, Paperback, 130 pages. Price £6.50.
  Catholics owe Southwark priest Fr Clifton a huge debt of gratitude for this book, which details and exposes all the key 'Catholic' dissenters - both individuals and organisations. Fr Clifton writes: "This book can be regarded as a follow up to the recently published 'The Enemy Within'. That work deals with the menace of Feminism in the Catholic Church. This volume will examine in more detail the strange network of organisations referred to in 'The Enemy Within'." The Alliance of Dissent skilfully brings together information on all the various strands of dissent from Catholic teaching, and highlights the devastating effect such dissent is having on the Church. There is a great deal of invaluable information on the role of radical feminism. If you are wondering how this and other forms of dissent have become so embedded in the Roman Catholic Church, this book will tell you. It is available from the Holy Cross Catholic Bookshop, 4 Brownhill Road, Catford, London SE6 2EJ. Tel: 0208 461 0896. If they are out of stock, try Twiggers Book-finding Service at www.twiggers.com The sections of the book dealing with radical feminism are reproduced here by kind permission of Fr Michael Clifton. Click here to see the relevant chapters:- Alliance of Dissent
  
  
• The Feminist Threat to the Church. A series of articles by Patricia Phillips, published in the Christian Order journal. They are reproduced here by kind permission of the author and Christian Order. Phillips' articles more or less pick up where Fr Clifton's 'The Alliance of Dissent' left off, but they concentrate on radical feminism in particular, and not dissent in general. They are very useful for seeing how feminism is affecting the Catholic Church today, and who the key people and organisations are. Any new articles by Patricia Phillips on this problem will be added to this site. If you don't already, it is strongly recommended that you subscribe to the journal Christian Order - which rightly describes itself as "a British international monthly devoted to the defence and propagation of the One True Faith - Catholic, Apostolic and Roman - through incisive comment on current affairs in Church and State; at home and abroad". Subscription details can be found at: www.christianorder.com . Warning: The Pat Phillips article Part II (Dec 2002) contains descriptions and words of a sexual nature. Their inclusion is regrettable, but necessary, in order to show the depths to which some radical feminists have sunk.

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Part I - published January 2002 Part II - published December 2002 Part III - published October 2003 Part IV - published October 2004 Part V - published June/July 2005 Part VI - published November 2005 Part VII - published January 2007 Part VIII - published November 2007 Part IX - published May 2008	Part I - published January 2002 Part II - published December 2002 Part III - published October 2003 Part IV - published October 2004 Part V - published June/July 2005 Part VI - published November 2005 Part VII - published January 2007 Part VIII - published November 2007 Part IX - published May 2008