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Thanks for sharing! Elza C. Tiner On Mon, Jun 6, 2022 at 9:24 AM Tanya Hagen <[log in to unmask]> wrote: > We are very pleased to announce the publication of the latest and final > post in David Klausner's blog series on North Yorkshire, 'The Drama of > Recusancy in Yorkshire's North Riding.' > > This final post considers the village of Egton -- home to 'the country's > only known company of recusant players' -- as a hub of recusant activity. > The port at Whitby, far from any large urban centres, offered a quiet > entry point for newly ordained priests making their way home to England > from the continent. Priests travelled from Whitby through Egton to reach > the nearby Grosmont Priory, which acted as a safe house. > > We are most grateful to Mark Chambers for his photographs of contemporary > Egton and environs. > > Read more here -- > > > https://reedproject.blog/2022/06/05/the-drama-of-recusancy-in-yorkshires-north-riding/ > > <https://reedproject.blog/2022/06/05/the-drama-of-recusancy-in-yorkshires-north-riding/> > The Drama of Recusancy in Yorkshire’s North Riding > <https://reedproject.blog/2022/06/05/the-drama-of-recusancy-in-yorkshires-north-riding/> > Recusancy – the refusal to attend regular services of the newly-founded > Church of England (usually in favour of attendance at the celebration of a > Catholic mass) – was prohibited by the 1559 Act of… > reedproject.blog > > -- Professor of Latin School of Humanities College of Arts & Sciences University of Lynchburg Lynchburg, VA 24501