What We Have Lost ...and the Road to Restoration
What We Have Lost ...and the Road to Restoration: A critical look at the changes in the Catholic Church
The opening commentary of this video, delivered by the late and faithful Catholic gentleman Dr. David Allen White, extends to approximately the 7:14 mark. Dr. White—a close friend of our beloved Bishop Richard Williamson and a trusted companion to many traditional Catholic priests—speaks with clarity, conviction, and a deep love for the Church. His words provide essential context for understanding the grave crisis we face in the wake of the Second Vatican Council.
I urge you: do not merely watch the introduction—watch the entire video.
To grasp the full extent of the confusion and betrayal afflicting the Church in this era of Vatican II, one must listen carefully, prayerfully, and in full. Only then can we begin to see the truth and reclaim the faith handed down to us by the saints.
This video offers an intimate, up-close look at the destructive and widespread changes that have overtaken the two-thousand-year-old Catholic Church since the close of the Second Vatican Council in 1965.
Much of what you will see may surprise you—perhaps even shock you—and, tragically, it will likely sadden you. What We Have Lost not only exposes the external damage inflicted upon the Universal Church, but also delves behind the scenes to reveal the hidden transformations: how they occurred, when they were made, and who was responsible.
This video asks the hard questions: Is the Church still Catholic? Has She lost the true faith? Do today’s clergy still truly believe? Can we count on the modern Church to lead souls to salvation? The answers presented in What We Have Lost may stir righteous anger—or even bring you to tears. But after watching it, you will never look at the "modern" Church the same way again.
And yet, What We Have Lost is ultimately about hope: hope in Jesus Christ and in His one true Church on earth. It is also about the restoration of the traditional Latin Mass and the "Faith of our Fathers." It documents the growing groundswell of traditionalism within the Church—and how you can be part of it, on the Road to Restoration.