CWG Member Stephanie Mann recently spoke at Discerning Hearts about the connection between the English Reformation and the struggle for religious freedom in the face of the current HHS mandates.

The wonderfully intrepid Stephanie Mann joins us once again to discuss “Supremacy and Survival:  HowStephanie Mann IP#143 Stephanie Mann Supremacy and Survival on Inside the Pages Catholic Endured the English Reformation”.  The lessons of the past have much to teach us today, especially those experienced in England during the times of the Tudors and Stuarts.  Religious liberty was the issue then, and is the issue today in many places throughout the world…even in the U.S.  It’s not just about freedom of speech, it’s about the freedom of religion.  What will they be writing about 500 years from now about the Catholics in America?  Interesting…

Go here to find the podcast and hear what Stephanie has to say.

For Jimmy Akin’s coverage of the newest developments at the HSS, look here.

And look here to find the nearest Stand Up for Religious Freedom Rally – scheduled for this Friday, March 23rd, at noon.

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Jennifer Fitz is the author of The How-to Book of Evangelization: Everything You Need to Know But No One Ever Taught You from Our Sunday Visitor and Classroom Management for Catechists from Liguori Publications. She writes about all things evangelization and discipleship at jenniferfitz.substack.com. For updates on where else to find her, visit JenniferFitz.com.

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  1. Wonderful snippet for us all, Jennifer. I am currently reading the 900 + pages of Will Durant’s Vol. VI on the Reformation. Fact checking of Durant’s tome’s is an overwhelming task. Stephanie Mann has served us well by taking on the topic. During law classes at Oxford University our discussions of the digitalization of Great Britain’s entire legal system includes, of course, the English Common Law upon which our own legal system relies. As millenial as those advances are culturally, Oxford remains tied to Reformation ideals. It’s important for Catholic’s to understand what that means. Thanks for drawing everyone’s attention to “Supremacy and Survival”…still at play in much of what is still going on today in Europe today.

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