Pope Benedict's support of the traditional or "Extraordinary Form" of the Mass has led to increased visibility and interest in Catholic Traditionalism as a whole. For many however, the movement remains associated with Archbishop Lefebvre and his rejection of Second Vatican Council. This booklet explains the main currents in Catholic Traditionalism, how it has developed and looks at the genuinely valuable things it can offer the Church today and the risks that supporters can also run.

There is also a valuable guide to the groups and sub-groups that have grown out of the traditionalist movement, their status and beliefs.