Tag Archives: Recusant history

Recusant Liturgy by Michael Hodgetts

Posted on October 8, 2014 by

Michael Hodgetts reviews the 300 years of liturgical practice of Catholics under penal conditions in England from the mid 1500s to early Victorian times. Music, missals, primers, chapel architecture and decoration, official and unofficial records of one sort or another, … Continue reading →

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The Arundell Family of Cornwall by Mrs Janet de Gaynesford

Posted on February 21, 2014 by

This is the first of three talks on Catholicism in Cornwall.  The Arundells were a leading Cornish family, with branches at Wardour Castle in Somerset and lands at Chideock in Dorset.  The family came to England with William the Conqueror … Continue reading →

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Recusancy in Monmouthshire in the 16th and 17th Centuries by Mrs Madge O’Keefe

Posted on February 14, 2014 by

Until the Civil War in the mid 17th century Wales was the most Catholic part of Britain. Mrs O’Keefe details the increasing severity of the laws against the practice of the Catholic religion in England and Wales from the time … Continue reading →

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The Recusant History of Wells and Area by Mrs Gill Hogarth

Posted on February 7, 2014 by

A detailed chronological account of what we know of the families and priests who held to the Catholic faith, or converted to the Catholic faith, after the Reformation (c 1530) until after the end of penal times (mid 19th century) … Continue reading →

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