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Life of Fr John Gerard Paperback Book

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Famous Tower of London escape
First-hand Elizabethan persecution account
Riveting 282-page historical narrative
Includes Gunpowder Plot defense
Authentic 1871 period translation
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The priest who famously escaped the tower of London by a rope strung across the Towers moat, during the tumultuous Elizabethan period. In this volume, he tells his story how he served the Catholics of England during this period of persecution. An inspiration for all Catholics. His account has been translated into English several times. This translation is by a fellow Jesuit, John Morris, published in 1871. The translation captures the English of earlier times and lends a sense of history to the account of this courageous and faithfilled priest. The account of Fr John Gerards life as a priest on mission in England is riveting reading. This first hand account gives us a remarkable insight into the times. Fr John Morris provides many footnotes which help explain the text and the final chapters provide, in particular, Fr Gerards defence against the accusation of being involved in the Gunpowder Plot. Other letters of his provide further insight into his character and life of a Jesuit in these dangerous times. This book provides a firsthand account of the life of a priest during the Elizabethan persecution of Catholics. He knew that capture could lead to torture and agonising death. It provides insight into the great courage and complete trust in God that marked his character. From the Introduction, Archbishop Julian Porteous

SKU: M9781922815644
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Binding: Paperback;282 pages; Publisher: Connor Court Publishing Pty Ltd; Classification: N/A; Weight: 461.1 g; Dimensions: N/A

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