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A History of the Protestant Reformation in England & Ireland
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His Own Received Him Not
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A History of the Protestant Reformation in England & Ireland

A History of the Protestant Reformation in England & Ireland
by William Cobbett

William Cobbett stunned the Protestant world of 19th century England with his publication in 1824 of his groundbreaking work The History of the Protestant Reformation in England and Ireland.

Not only was the book deeply researched and footnoted, but it presented a historical picture that was profoundly contrary to the “official history” that had been drummed into the minds of countless Englishmen for three hundred years. In addition, the fact that it was so well written, so sympathetic to the Catholic cause, AND written by a fellow Church of England Protestant made this book an overnight bestseller running into many editions and reprints over the next thirty years.

Theological issues are not treated directly, but the illogic of the Protestant positions is clearly seen in the practical results of the break from Rome. For those who wish an objective history of this critical period of English and American history there is no better book available. The power of Cobbett’s prose and his convincing logic and sardonic wit make for a delightful reading experience as well.

This is one of the best books ever written on the EFFECTS in both the Church and in society of the English Reformation.

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Martyrs of the English Reformation
Martyrs of the English Reformation
Martyrs of the English Reformation
by Dr Malcolm Brennan

This is the bloody chronicle of 24 English saints who laid down their lives as a testimony to the truth of the Catholic faith during the English "Reformation." Champion men and women. Inspiring to the young. Find strength in the heroic lives of those who watched the destruction of the Catholic faith in their country. Through their death they planted the seed of restoration.

Chapter 1
St John Houghton
St Robert Lawrence
St Augustine Wester
St Richard Reynolds		Chapter 2
St John Fisher		Chapter 3
St Thomas More		Chapter 4
Bl John Forest		Chapter 5
St Cuthbert Mayne
Chapter 6
St Edmund Campion		Chapter 7
St Ralph Sherwin		Chapter 8
St Alexander Briant		Chapter 9
St John Paine		Chapter 10
St Luke Kirby
Chapter 11
St Richard Gwyn		Chapter 12
Bl James Fenn		Chapter 13
St Margaret Clitherow		Chapter 14
St Margaret Ward		Chapter 15
St Robert Southwell
Chapter 16
St Philip Howard		Chapter 17
St Nicholas Owen		Chapter 18
Bl John Ogilvie		Chapter 19
St Edmund Arrowsmith		Chapter 20
St John Southworth
Chapter 21
St Oliver Plunkett


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His Own Received Him Not
“Studying the history of the English Reformation can help us to see how a handful of people—educated, well-positioned and imbued with revolutionary ideology—can force unwanted and destructive changes onto a peaceful nation by using their political power, propaganda, agitation and stirring up riotous mobs of big cities. It happened numerous times during the history of mankind. It always brought about huge economic losses and the murder of a large number of innocent citizens of the society in which the turmoil was instigated by the revolutionary activists.” - J.K. Wittbrodt, Author’s Note

“This book is about those who gave their life for the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass, saints who were outlawed, mocked and hated by the ruling elite of their times. Their great conflict was played out in prison, in torture chambers and on the scaffold. They gained victory by witnessing to the Catholic dogma of the Mass as a bloodless sacrifice and Christ’s Real Presence in the Eucharist. Most of them were priests, fugitive in their homeland, who were caught by the pursuivants while saying Mass. Others were lay men and women attending the banned Catholic worship or hiding hunted priests. Some of them were bishops who first fell into schism with Henry VIII due to their cowardice but redeemed themselves during the reign of Edward VI and Elizabeth I by standing up for Catholic dogmas, especially for the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass. May the example of these saintly English heroes increase our devotion to the Holy Sacrifice of the Altar in our troubled times plagued by disbelief in the sacrificial nature of the Mass and irreverence towards the Blessed Eucharist.” -J.K. Wittbrodt, Author’s Note

This stunning book is a fascinating and essential read for all Catholics of today. Much is to be learned from these heroes who not only kept the Faith but spread it in spite of an anti-catholic government who sought their destruction at all times and at every turn. A must-have for every catholic library.

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