Martyrs - Paul Thigpen - Deep in History

Paul Thigpen, who currently serves as editor of TAN Books, looks at the Christian meaning of martyrdom as explained in scripture and tradition. Taking specific instances of saints from the English Reformation, Thigpen shares how the martyrs serve as powerful examples for today's Christians.
This talk was originally given at The Coming Home Network's 2006 Deep in History conference

[@jmcapaldi]

Brings me to tears, blessed saints thank you

[@johnd2371]

A wonderful video Sir. Thank you for spreading TRUTH! God Bless you.

[@einsigne]

Great talk. Thank you for letting us know the Martyrs. They are such powerful examples for today's Christians.

[@adamhovey407]

I have a wee bit of a cold but I'm going for a walk because it's a habit of mine so I'm going to go ahead and listen to this while I'm walking and I'll see what I think. I usually quite like the videos on this

[@adamhovey407]

and before anyone gets in a comment yes Anglican are Protestant; in the United States we used to call them here the Protestant Episcopal Church

[@starbuono3333]

We have got to remember that the Mass that these Holy Martyrs died for was the ONE TRUE HOLY LATIN MASS, and NOT the NEW ORDER MODERN " MASS" That is being said today !!!

[@1JAMINben]

Star buono The only true Latin mass that the apostles offered, of course⸮

[@rorymac7714]

@@1JAMINben I imagine it was in Aramic or Greek or Hebrew. The new 'modern' mass is valid. Mass does not have to be said in Latin to be valid.