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A Bridge Across the Ocean: The United States and the Holy See Between the Two World Wars by Luca Castagna (review)

restoration of Tridentine texts and liturgical forms), Irwin believes that much work remains to be done in truly understanding the spirit and the meaning of the post-Vatican II liturgy. He leads the church to deeper understanding through an apologetic approach that is persuasive, yet non-defensive. This is a book that deserves to be read first and foremost by pastors who engage the liturgy on a daily basis. However, it would also prove useful in the context of parish study groups and college classrooms. Irwin leaves the Catholic reader with a sense that much has been accomplished since the Second Vatican Council; however, "what we have done" and "what we have failed to do" is always part of a work in progress.