Most Christians identify King Henry
VIII as a co-founder of the Protestant Reformation, along with
Martin Luther. However, prior to his schism from Rome and
persecution of Catholics in England, Henry was an
accomplished theologian and staunch defender of the Catholic Faith.
He was even granted the title, Defender of the Faith, by Pope Leo X
for writing his masterpiece Defence of the Seven Sacraments.
The new
millennium edition of 'Defence of the Seven
Sacraments' has been edited by international apologist and EWTN host
Raymond de Souza, as a contribution to facilitate the re-unification
of the baptized in 'one Lord, one Faith, one Baptism' (Eph 4:5) in
the one Church of Christ, the pillar and mainstay of the Truth (1
Cor. 3:15).
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"I hope I have
made clear how rashly [Luther]
calumniates the Church, and
how impertinent, how impious, and how absurd he is against
the holy Fathers; against Scriptures; against the public
faith of the Church; against the consent of so many ages and
people; even against common sense itself." |
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Excerpt from
'From the
Author' written by Henry VIII
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 Take a moment and read
these exciting documents:
In this New Millennium,
Christian re-unification is vital to save Europe and the West from
De-Christianization in the face of burgeoning islamization. Defence of the Seven
Sacraments, raises the
standard of Catholic orthodoxy and helps refute the various
forms of false ecumenism in our days, which instead of gathering
together all peoples in one Creed, aims to gather all creeds into one people.
The new Millennium edition of Henry
VIII's book is dedicated to
Queen Elizabeth II,
the twenty-first monarch to accede to the Throne of England since
Henry VIII, and published in memoriam of the Crusader of the XXth Century,
Plinio Correa
de Oliveira.
ACCOMPANIED BY TWO
DYNAMIC TALKS ON CD: Read more
PRAYER CRUSADE FOR THE CONVERSION OF ENGLAND
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In his masterpiece, Henry VIII expounds
on the Seven Sacraments that Jesus Christ gave to His Church for the
salvation of mankind. This book is a MUST for the authentic re-unification of the baptized.
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