Copies of this little book by the Tuscan writer Tito Casini (1897-1987) first appeared in the bookshops of Rome in 1967.
It was described in the Italian press as a literary atomic bomb, or pyrobolus atomicus -a term found in the Italian-Latin dictionary of Cardinal Bacci, who had served four popes in the drawing up of major documents, and who contributed a daring foreword to Casini's cri de coeur against the vulgarization of Catholic l.
Angelico Press The torn tunic: letter of a catholic on the liturgical reform (catholic traditionalist classics), paperback/tito casini
