
Blessed Edmund Campion
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Authors:
- Durden, James
1878 - 1964
- Guiney, Louise Imogen
1861 - 1920
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In a time of intense religious strife in sixteenth-century England, "Blessed Edmund Campion" by Louise Imogen Guiney illuminates the life of a Jesuit martyr whose unwavering faith challenged the prevailing norms. This compelling narrative captures Campionās courageous stand against persecution and his eloquent defense of Catholicism, showcasing his profound commitment to his beliefs amidst danger. Guiney intricately details the trials he faced, including his clandestine missions and ultimate sacrifice, offering readers a vivid portrayal of faith under fire. Ideal for historians and civic activists, this account not only honors Campion's legacy but also serves as a poignant reminder of the struggle for religious freedom. Discover the indomitable spirit of a man who became a symbol of resilience in turbulent times.
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