Explore the captivating and little-known story of the Norbertines' modern revival in Return of the White Canons. Once flourishing in medieval England and Scotland, the Canons Regular of Prémontré faced centuries of absence, only to make bold attempts at restoration in Victorian Britain.

Drawing on fresh archival research from France, Belgium, and the UK, Aidan Nichols weaves a rich narrative that spans the Order's twelfth-century origins to its contemporary re-establishment. Against the backdrop of the Catholic Revival, this fascinating account highlights the interplay between Recusant aristocracy, Tractarian converts, and even an exiled Empress. With moments of triumph and unexpected challenges, the story illuminates the pastoral and theological legacy of the Norbertines in Britain.

A thought-provoking conclusion considers the opportunities awaiting the modern successors of these resilient canons. Perfect for those interested in Catholic history, the religious revival, or the enduring spirit of the White Canons.