Reflections on the Saints and Martyrs of England — 8 November 2025

Reflections on the Saints and Martyrs of England

As we honor the Saints and Martyrs of England, we are reminded of the faithfulness and sacrifice of those who have gone before us.



Their lives inspire us to stand firm in our beliefs, even in the face of adversity.
Heavenly Father, thank you for the examples of faith and courage shown by the Saints and Martyrs of England. May their devotion inspire us to live boldly for you each day.

Go in peace, strengthened by the witness of the Saints and Martyrs.


Who were they?

Saint Augustine of Canterbury
Augustine was a Benedictine monk who became the first Archbishop of Canterbury. He is known for his role in the Christianization of England.

Thomas Becket, Archbishop of Canterbury
Becket was a fierce defender of the church's rights against royal power. He was martyred in Canterbury Cathedral in 1170.

Margaret Clitherow
Margaret was an English Catholic martyr who was crushed to death for her faith during the reign of Queen Elizabeth I.

This post was prepared with the assistance of AI.

This page is based on The Calendar from the Church of England, which includes Principal Feasts and other Principal Holy Days. For more information, see the Church of England website.

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