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Man Who Dared a King

Man Who Dared a King

Written by: Rev. Gerald T. Brennan
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The Man Who Dared a King is a captivating childrens story about St. John Fisher, the brave bishop who chose his faith in Christ over the demands of Henry VIII. This inspiring tale highlights the importance of courage and conviction in the face of power.

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