The Absolute Primacy of Christ the King

Donate here: https://www.paypal.com/donate?hosted_... Bibliography: Franciscan Spirituality, by Fr.Flavian Frey OFM: Short, excellent work applying the Primacy to the Spiritual Life.  Very good Spiritual Reading. http://tinyurl.com/yzy3hmzx Nothing For Your Journey, by Fr. Efrem Bettoni OFM: excellent book written for formation of 3rd Order Franciscans. Includes basic tenets of Franciscan philosophy and theology with ample treatment of the Primacy.  OOP.  Often a available at Amazon.  http://tinyurl.com/28r5jadt The Kingship of Jesus Christ According to St Bonaventure and Blessed Duns Scotus, by Fr. Ephrem Longpré OFM: Brief academic explanation of the Kingship according to Franciscan principles.  Many short latin portions.  http://tinyurl.com/3yxkf8zb Franciscan Christology, by Fr. Dominic Unger OFMcap: succinct, thorough a academic treatise of the Primacy.  Includes many proofs, largely from theological reasoning.  http://tinyurl.com/3hybmf9y Select Questions on the Final Cause of the Incarnation - Franciscan Educational Conference volume XXXIII 1957, page 46, by Fr Dominic Unger OFMCap: follow-up to the previous article.  Includes many magisterial and liturgical quotes supporting the Primacy.  http://tinyurl.com/yzk7czhr Christ and the Cosmos, by Fr. Jean-Francois Bonnefoy OFM: long book of Biblical proofs of the Primacy by the foremost theologian on the subject.  Written 1958.  Most thorough English book on the Primacy.  Upholds minority Scotist position concerning passibility of Christ.  http://tinyurl.com/59aett29 The Predestination of Our Blessed Lady - Mariology Vol 2, Pg 154, by Fr. Jean-Francois Bonnefoy OFM:  short, excellent work outlining the Primacy in relation to the Blessed Virgin.  Best short English work supporting minority Scotist position concerning passibility of Christ.  http://tinyurl.com/4w6mf7h8 Treatise on the Love of God, Book 2 - Chapter 4, by St Francis de Sales: a short outline of the Divine plan of creation according to the great Doctor of the Church.  Affirms the Primacy as taught by the fathers.  http://tinyurl.com/y9aekwhu The Mysteries of Christianity, pg 313, by Fr Matthias Joaeph Scheeben:  Deep and through explanation of the Primacy from the most eminent theologian of the 19th century.  Draws heavily on Eastern Patristics, and ties the mystery to all other mysteries throughout the book. http://tinyurl.com/2yapkrw2  For further reading on specific Fathers of the Church and their support of the Primacy, search jstor.org for "Dominic Unger."  He wrote many papers researching this matter.  You can log in with any gmail account for free.