Tag: English Reformation
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Explore Harvington Hall: The House of Secrets
Harvington Hall, nestled in Worcestershire, is a historic Tudor house dating back to the 14th century. It served as a refuge for persecuted Catholics during the Reformation, featuring unique priest holes crafted by St. Nicholas Owen. The Hall represents resilience, courage, and a tangible connection to the struggles of the past.
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The Story of the 40 Martyrs of England and Wales (Part 1)
The 40 Martyrs of England and Wales, canonized in 1970, represent those who bravely upheld their Catholic faith amid severe persecution from 1535-1679. Their stories embody courage and witness, promoting reconciliation and remembrance of faith. The Feast of the English Martyrs, celebrated on May 4th, honors all who sacrificed for their beliefs.
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St. Margaret Clitherow: The Pearl of York
St. Margaret Clitherow, known as the Pearl of York, is celebrated for her profound faith, courage, and martyrdom during England’s Reformation. Defying persecution to shelter priests, she was executed for her beliefs. Her legacy inspires through humility, maternal love, and resilience, emphasizing that true holiness flourishes in everyday life.