Michael Yelton Livres

Focusing on the Shrine of Our Lady of Walsingham, this comprehensive history delves into its origins and the influential role of founder Alfred Hope Patten. It explores the shrine's significance in religious and cultural contexts, detailing its development over time and its impact on pilgrimage practices. The narrative weaves together historical events and personal stories, offering readers a deep understanding of the shrine's enduring legacy and its place in the hearts of devotees.

Focusing on the lesser-known impact of the Anglo-Catholic movement in rural areas, this book recounts the engaging stories of ten parishes that significantly influenced the movement and the wider church. It highlights the lives of notable yet underrepresented rural priests like Athelstan Riley and Samuel Gurney, showcasing their eccentricities and deep devotion. The narratives include remarkable events, such as a priest removing his clerical attire at the mention of the 1662 Prayer Book and another who served a Devon parish for seven decades, blending humor with profound commitment.

Focusing on the life and contributions of Thomas Henry Lyon, this book offers an in-depth exploration of the work of a significant yet overlooked architect from the twentieth century. It sheds light on his architectural innovations and the impact he had on the field, providing a comprehensive understanding of his legacy and the historical context in which he operated. Through detailed analysis, it aims to revive interest in Lyon's contributions to architecture.