The English Martyrs
by Bob and Penny Lord
Price: $5.95 USD. 9870 words.
Published by Journeys of Faith on April 1, 2011. .
Those who would destroy our Church, have forgotten the price we have paid for her. This is a story of men who would not compromise their Church, not even for the King and country they dearly loved.
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Books tagged: saint thomas more
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Saint Thomas More Saint John Fisher
by Bob and Penny Lord
Price: $5.95 USD. 9440 words. Published by Journeys of Faith on June 17, 2011. .
How does a just king, a loyal Defender of the Faith, turn on all that he vowed to protect, betraying Church and country? Was it the limitless power he had, the power to decide between life and death, that gave birth to him placing himself above his Pope and Church? Was it the example of other Henrys before him?
Price: $5.95 USD. 9440 words. Published by Journeys of Faith on June 17, 2011. .
How does a just king, a loyal Defender of the Faith, turn on all that he vowed to protect, betraying Church and country? Was it the limitless power he had, the power to decide between life and death, that gave birth to him placing himself above his Pope and Church? Was it the example of other Henrys before him?