Henry VIII Was Indeed a ‘Horrible, Horrible Person’ — But Should We Cancel Him For It?
Pride — whether it’s the pride of the Tudors or the pride of moderns — is destructive.
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Henry VIII, the English Reformation and Brexit
The attempt to make Henry VIII’s actions analogous to the Brexit is pure polemical claptrap
Martyr to Married Love: Catherine of Aragon
Like her mother Queen Isabella, Catherine was Catholic first and a monarch second.
Recusants and Martyrs Who Resisted England’s Tudor Terror
It is worth considering the English Resistance to the Tudor Terror in the hope that it will inspire similar holiness and heroism today.
Royal (Catholic) Happenings in England
Roman Church service to take place at Henry VIII’s chapel for the first time since the king broke with Rome, as Walsingham, once a pilgrimage spot of Henry’s, is designated a minor basilica.
