A better English Bishop on the second national lockdown. A message of encouragement from Bishop Mark Davies of Shrewsbury following the imposition of a second national lockdown on England from November …More
A better English Bishop on the second national lockdown.
A message of encouragement from Bishop Mark Davies of Shrewsbury following the imposition of a second national lockdown on England from November 5 2020, which, arbitrarily and without consultation, prohibits acts of communal public worship. Filmed in Shrewsbury Cathedral November 7.
A message of encouragement from Bishop Mark Davies of Shrewsbury following the imposition of a second national lockdown on England from November 5 2020, which, arbitrarily and without consultation, prohibits acts of communal public worship. Filmed in Shrewsbury Cathedral November 7.
Cuthbert Mayne
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Blah blah blah .... and he’s one of three Catholic Bishops in England.
I wonder what his predecessors and our forefathers would think of these platitudes, when they gave their lives in disobedience of unjust government decrees. How would he compare with the Faith of our Fathers eh?
Our Fathers, chained in prisons dark,
Were still in heart and conscience free:
How sweet would be their children's fate, …More
Blah blah blah .... and he’s one of three Catholic Bishops in England.
I wonder what his predecessors and our forefathers would think of these platitudes, when they gave their lives in disobedience of unjust government decrees. How would he compare with the Faith of our Fathers eh?
Our Fathers, chained in prisons dark,
Were still in heart and conscience free:
How sweet would be their children's fate,
If they, like them, could die for thee! (Fr. Faber founder of the London Oratory)
I wonder what his predecessors and our forefathers would think of these platitudes, when they gave their lives in disobedience of unjust government decrees. How would he compare with the Faith of our Fathers eh?
Our Fathers, chained in prisons dark,
Were still in heart and conscience free:
How sweet would be their children's fate,
If they, like them, could die for thee! (Fr. Faber founder of the London Oratory)
Hugh N. Cry
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Probably the same way they felt when the Anglican rite (the one that was being used while great English martyrs were hung, drawn, and quartered) was welcomed as a legitimate rite under JPII. Just because of women “bishops.” Think of all those who suffered under that rite just for it to be embraced.