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"Roman Catholics: A Rich History of Faith, Persecution, and Resilience" Father Brendan Curley, Administrator at Salford Cathedral, Manchester
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"Roman Catholics: A Rich History of Faith, Persecution, and Resilience" Father Brendan Curley, Administrator at Salford Cathedral, Manchester. 7th June 1990 Caricature from the Catholic magazine Le Pelerin, referring to the French Government's Policy of Laicisation in the early twentieth century, c. 1902-05 (colour litho) The Execution of the Martyrs of Gorkum, c. 1580 (engraving) The Popish Damnable Plot Against Our Religion and Liberties, 1680 (printed paper) Distribution of Protestants, Distribution (colour litho) St George's Roman Catholic Church (engraving) Ann Line: "She declared to the standers by with a loud voice" (litho) John Finch: "His head beating all the way upon the stones" (litho) Thomas Sherwood: "In the Tower he was most cruelly racked" (litho) Margaret Clitheroe: "Pressed to death at York" (litho) George Nappier: "They began to offer him some speeches" (litho) Keeping Sunday according to King James Book of Sports Step into a world where faith has been tested through centuries - welcome to Roman Catholicism. From Father Brendan Curley's inspiring leadership at Salford Cathedral in Manchester on that memorable day in June 1990 to historical events captured in vivid illustrations like caricatures from Le Pelerin magazine or engravings depicting martyrdoms such as The Execution of the Martyrs of Gorkum. Throughout history, they have faced challenges and persecution due to their unwavering devotion. The printed paper titled The Popish Damnable Plot Against Our Religion and Liberties serves as a chilling reminder of past struggles against those who sought to suppress their beliefs.