The wonderfully intrepid Stephanie Mann joins us once again to discuss “Supremacy and Survival: Â How Catholic Endured the English Reformation”. Â The lessons of the past have much to teach us today, especially those experienced in England during the times of the Tudors and Stuarts. Â Religious liberty was the issue then, and is the issue today in many places throughout the world…even in the U.S. Â It’s not just about freedom of speech, it’s about the freedom of religion. Â What will they be writing about 500 years from now about the Catholics in America? Â Interesting…
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“Supremacy and Survival: How Catholics Endured the English Reformation” is an outstanding introduction to the persecution of Catholics began in 16th century England. Lasting over 250 years, the effects can still be felt in some ways even in today’s world. But through the witness of great saints such as St. Thomas More and St. John Fisher to Blessed John Henry Newman, Catholics in England, as well as throughout the rest of the world, have been encouraged and inspired to continue standing for the truths found in the Catholic Church, which ultimately reflect the great Truth, who is Our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. Stephanie Mann does a beautiful job of presenting this period and many of those heroic lives in her work.
To learn more visit Stephanie Mann’s website
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