In this groundbreaking study of the Catholic Church in York during the reign of Elizabeth I, John Morris and John Mush bring to light the challenges faced by Catholics during a time of great religious and political upheaval. From the persecution of priests to the suppression of Catholic institutions, this book provides a sobering reminder of the dangers faced by religious minorities in times of change.

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