Michael Davies

Michael Davies (1936–2004) was a Catholic writer, speaker, and commentator. He converted to Catholicism in his youth during the 1950s. Following the Second Vatican Council, he became known for advocating traditional Catholic teaching and the continued use of the traditional Mass. Davies wrote numerous books, pamphlets, and articles. Among his most significant works was “The Liturgical Revolution,” a three-volume study of the Mass reform under Pope Paul VI and its historical background and development.