In this theological treatise from the mid-19th century, Daniel Rock examines a range of Catholic doctrine and practice relating to the Eucharist, the intercession of saints, and the afterlife. It offers a detailed and carefully argued defense of traditional Catholic beliefs and practices in the face of growing criticism and skepticism.

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