The Martyrs Walk - Take a walk through London in the footsteps of the English Martyrs, DVD, film

THE MARTYRS WALK
A FILM BY MARY'S DOWRY PRODUCTIONS 2008

In 2008, Mary's Dowry Productions participated in 'The Martyrs Walk', a yearly event in London that begins at Tower Hill. Pilgrims walk in the footsteps of many English Martyrs as they make their way through the historic streets of London to Tyburn Convent, the site of the infamous triple Tyburn Gallows where many English Catholics gave their lives for the outlawed Catholic Faith.

On DVD from Mary's Dowry Productions
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A DVD of the event is available with information, imagery, footage of the Martyrs Walk and a selection of biographies of various English Martyrs. The Martyrs Walk was the second DVD produced by Mary's Dowry Productions and celebrates 10 years this 2018, remaining one of our popular films, also regularly re-stocked in London and Sydney, Australia. This is a wonderful way to walk in spirit with the English Martyrs along the actual route that many of them took, dragged upon hurdles to the Tyburn gallows.

The Martyrs Walk DVD
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The Martyrs Walk DVD blurb:

 Take a walk through the streets of historic London as a group of pilgrims trace the last steps of the English Martyrs from Tower Hill to Tyburn. Step back in time and meet several of the Martyrs such as St. Thomas More, St. Henry Morse, St. Robert Southwell and St. Anne Line and learn how they willingly gave their lives for the Catholic Faith in England during a time of great persecution against the Church.

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London is filled with our Catholic heritage, including sites of ancient Catholic churches. Most especially is the spot of the infamous Tyburn tree where many of our English Martyrs stood and witnessed to the Truths of our Catholic Faith.

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The Martyrs Walk begins at Tower Hill, pausing at the very spot where Saints Thomas More and Saint John Fisher were beheaded for refusing to join King Henry VIII in schism. Tyburn Convent stands by the final destination of Saints such as Anne Line who worked with the Catholic underground in Elizabethan England, keeping secret safe houses for priests who were hunted by the government for celebrating the outlawed Catholic Mass, Sacraments and devotions.

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 Steeped in history, with footage filmed on the 2008 Martyrs Walk, a blend of historic facts, images and fascinating details, this is an experience in history that honours the memories of the magnificent, determined and heroic English Martyrs.

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 Mary’s Dowry Productions’ unique film style has been praised worldwide for not only presenting facts and information but an authentically Catholic and prayerful film experience.

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 Length and Format:
 The film runs for 30 minutes and is available on Region Free DVD worldwide.

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