A very clever treatment of the novel The Secret Garden. That well-known children story should be read twice-firstly, as any reader would read it just for enjoyment, and then again after reading Fr de Malleray's fascinating hermeneutic of tradition, because the enjoyment and appreciation would be much greater. -Leo Darroch, former President of the International Federation Una Voce An imaginative essay, whose poetic nature is a timely invitation to rediscover the forgotten riches of the Church's traditional liturgy. -Fr Simon Henry, BA MA, Director of St Peter's International College This essay is intriguing, creative and sufficiently provocative to maintain the reader's interest. The variety of expression is refreshing. Readers of all ages will enjoy discovering the liturgical treasures that lie hidden in the Secret Garden. -Fr Neil Brett, former head teacher