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The act, not the gift.
I have resigned from every post I hold by virtue of my being a Catholic: diocesan this, parish that, school the other. I offered to remain in post to help break the law, assuming the Bill being debated today becomes law, but my generous offer has been politely declined.
Is this what Henry's time felt like?
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23 February 2010
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Ttony, a commenter on Fr Ray's blog reminded us that - of all the bishops in England in Henry's time - only St John Fisher stood firm to the faith.
But the Church remained, carried through the century by the faithful laity.
God bless you for your stand.
May God be with you.
You could do no other if you had no support. What a spineless lot our hierarchy are. GOd bless you.
God bless you. These are difficult times and some will accommodate themselves to them. The better will not do so, or will at least try not to do so. God bless you.
I always find Mancunians are good at leading the way.
Perhaps you could stand for The True Freedom Party as a candidate in the forthcoming election. Try the electorate of Ossett and Rothwell where a certain Mr E. Balls is to stand as the Labour Party candidate.
JARay
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