Iota Unum Talk 6 (Part 2) : The New Age - Joseph Shaw in conversation with Roger Buck
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The New Age: Roger Buck talks to Joseph Shaw
Continuing from Part 1: What is the New Age? Part 2: Theosophy and the roots of the New Age
Roger Buck was born in California, was brought up partly there and partly in England, and has also lived in various places on the Continent. He is currently living in Ireland. He spent close to three years living at the New Age centre at Findhorn in Scotland, and nearly twenty years in the New Age milieu, before his conversion. Roger’s conversion story is described in his book Cor Jesu Sacratissimum, which defends the Latin Mass and details the tragedy of the post-Vatican II Church.
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