EVENTS
Martyrdom of Edmund Campion
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Summary
In 1581, the Jesuit priest Edmund Campion was hanged, drawn, and quartered at Tyburn in London after secretly ministering to English Catholics, becoming one of the most famous martyrs of the English Reformation.
Sources
My Catholic Guide / Catholic Guidance (Supabase)
Imported from key_events.martyrdom-of-edmund-campion
Understanding the Teaching
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Related Context
Related identifiers are recorded (person.edmund-campion, person.pope-paul-vi), but matching entries are not yet present in the repository.
Source fidelity
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Provenance
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- Canonical file
- context/events/martyrdom-of-edmund-campion.yaml ↗
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