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‘I feel I have arrived home’: former Anglican bishop discusses his journey to the Catholic Church

July 20, 2023

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CWN Editor's Note: Richard Pain, 66, was the Anglican bishop of Monmouth (Wales) from 2013 to 2019, when he retired because of illness. He is the 11th former Anglican bishop to be received into the Catholic Church since 2011.

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The Church celebrates the Memorial of St. Agnes (c. 304). St. Agnes, like St. Cecilia, is to be numbered among the most famous martyrs of Rome. When the Diocletian persecution was at its height, and when priests as well as laymen were apostatizing from the faith, Agnes, a girl of twelve, freely chose to die…

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