The Fame of Blessed Thomas More Gordon Believing totally in the capacity

Believing totally in the capacity of his friends to reach the heroic heights of sainthood

(George MacDonald)

the story of Sigurd and Nathalie could easily become the stuff of cheap propaganda

Edward Leen (1885–1944)

both individually and socially

The Fame of Blessed Thomas More Gordon Believing totally in the capacitySir Thomas More was raised to the altars of sainthood by Pope Pius XI in 1935, the fourth centenary of his martyrdom. Four hundred years to receive formal recognition of what evidently was well known all along: that Sir Thomas More of Chelsea, martyred under King Henry VII for his refusal to take the Oath of Supremacy, was a faithful servant of the Church and true saint of God. In 1929, seven of the leading men of the English Catholic Church gathered