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40 MARTYRS OF ENGLAND AND WALES

 

ALL SAINTS CELEBRATED IN MAY

Saints celebrated on the 4th of May

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40 MARTYRS OF ENGLAND AND WALES

St Margaret Clitherow's Martyrdom

➡️ The 85 Martyrs of England and Wales - List of their Names

FEAST DAY: MAY 4 (FORMERLY OCTOBER 25)

The English Martyrs are those English Catholics who suffered death for the faith from the time of Henry VIII’s divorce and his breach with Rome in the early 1530s. They were a very disparate group of people – many were priests executed for saying Mass, others laity who helped them, or simply refused to deny their faith under persecution. They came from all classes of society, rich and poor, educated and unlettered; but they were alike in placing their faith above any material advantage, and indeed valuing it more than life itself. Their witness to Christ is one of the glories of the Church in England.

THE LIST OF THESE HOLY MARTYRS:

(Some links are yet to be added. For the time being, please paste the holy martyr's name into this blog's search facility. Thank you.)

Saints John AlmondEdmund ArrowsmithAmbrose Edward BarlowJohn BosteAlexander BriantEdmund CampionMargaret ClitherowPhilip Evans, Thomas GarnetEdmund GenningsRichard Gwyn (White)John HoughtonPhilip HowardJohn JonesJohn KembleLuke Kirby, Robert Lawrence, David LewisAnne LineJohn LloydCuthbert MayneHenry MorseNicholas OwenJohn PainePolydore PlasdenJohn PlessingtonRichard ReynoldsJohn RigbyJohn Roberts, Alban RoeRalph SherwinRobert SouthwellJohn SouthworthJohn Stone, John WallHenry WalpoleMargaret WardAugustine WebsterSwithin WellsEustace White 

➡️ More Information About the Holy Martyrs


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