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• Anglo-Saxon Church
• Cardinals of the Roman Catholic Church
  • English cardinals
    • Allen, William (1532–1594)
    • Howard, Philip Thomas, OP (1629–1694)
    • Pole, Reginald (1500–1558)
• Catechisms (see under *Education–Religious instruction and education*)
• Catholic Emancipation, 1829, and earlier discussion of the Catholic Question
• Catholic non-jurors
• Catholic Record Society (CRS) volumes (1904–
• Catholic Who's Who
• Cecil Papers
• Christian feminism
• Converts
• Counter-Reformation
• Education
  • Catholic Institute of Great Britain, 1838
  • Convent education
  • Religious instruction and education
    • Catechisms
  • Seminaries — arranged by date of foundation
    • 1568 — English College, Douai, moved to England, 1794, dividing into two institutions, St Edmund's College, Ware, and Ushaw College, County Durham
    • 1579 — Venerable English College, Rome
      • Drama programmes
      • Martyrs of the Venerable English College, Rome
      • Theses defended by students of the Venerable English College
    • 1589 — English College, Valladolid
    • 1592 — English College, Seville, suppressed 1767
    • 1611 — English College, Madrid, suppressed 1767
    • 1628 — English College, Lisbon, closed 1971
    • 1667 — St Gregory's College, Paris, lost 1825
    • 1794 — St Edmund’s College, Ware
    • 1794 — St Mary's College, Oscott, Birmingham
    • 1794 — Ushaw College, County Durham
• Episcopal registers (pre-Reformation)
• Episcopal succession in England and Wales
  • Vicars Apostolic
    • Challoner, Richard (1691–1781)
• French émigré clergy and laity (1789–1815)
• Genealogy
  • Blundell family of Crosby, Lancashire
  • Plowden family of Plowden, Shropshire
• General reference works
• Gerard, John, SJ (1564–1637)
• History of English and Welsh Catholicism in particular localities
  • Aire
  • Brussels
  • Capheaton, Northumberland
  • Dorset
  • Douai
  • Dunkirk
  • East Bergholt
  • Ghent
  • Gravelines
  • Hampshire
  • Isle of Wight
  • Lancaster
  • Lincoln
  • Little Crosby, Lancashire
  • Liverpool
  • London
    • Embassy chapels
    • Lincoln's Inn Fields
  • Monmouthshire
  • Newton Abbot
  • Northamptonshire
  • Paris
  • Preston, Lancashire
  • Rome
  • Rouen
  • Saint-Omer
  • Seville
  • Whitby
  • Winchester
  • York
• Hymns
• Ireland – ecclesiastical history
• Kings and queens of England
  • James II
• Libraries of English and Welsh Catholic institutions at home and abroad
• Literary materials
• Liturgy — convents
• Liturgy and worship
• Lollardy
• Louvain
• Maps and plans
  • Catholic Netherlands
• Martyrs, English and Welsh
  • Walpole, Henry, SJ (1558–1595)
• Medieval Church – England
• Missals (post-Reformation)
• Missions -- England and Wales
• Monasticism
• Oath of Allegiance
• Penal laws against Catholics
  • Penal laws against Catholics in England and Wales
  • Penal laws against Catholics in Ireland
  • Penal laws against Catholics in Scotland
• Periodicals
• Plots
  • Gunpowder Plot
  • Popish Plot
• Recusants and recusancy
• Reformation
  • Reformation in England and Wales
    • The Elizabethan religious settlement
• Religious orders (female)
  • Bridgettines (Order of St Saviour)
    • English Bridgettines
      • 1415 – Syon Abbey
  • English Augustinian canonesses
    • 1629 – Bruges
  • English Benedictine nuns
  • English Canonesses of the Holy Sepulchre, or Sepulchrines
  • English Carmelite nuns
  • English Dominican nuns
  • English Franciscan nuns
  • English Poor Clares
  • Institute of the Blessed Virgin Mary, or IBVM, or Institute of Mary, or Congregation of Jesus, or CJ
    • 1686 – Bar Convent, York
  • Order of the Immaculate Conception of Our Lady, or Conceptionists, or Blue Nuns, Paris
• Religious orders (male)
  • Order of Preachers (Dominicans)
    • English Dominicans
      • 1657 – English Dominican priory and school at Bornhem, Antwerp
  • Order of St Benedict (Benedictines)
    • English Benedictines
      • 1607 – St Gregory's, Douai
        • Downside Abbey
        • Downside School
      • 1608 – St Laurence's, Dieulouard, Lorraine
        • Ampleforth Abbey
        • Ampleforth College
      • 1611 – St Benedict's, Saint-Malo, Britanny
      • 1615 – St Edmund's, Paris
      • 1633 – La Celle-sur-Morin, Seine-et-Marne
      • 1643 – SS Adrian and Denis, Lambspringe, near Hildesheim
      • Baker, Augustine, OSB (1575–1641)
  • Order of St Francis (Franciscans)
    • English Franciscans
      • English Franciscans (Recollects), Douai
      • Friars Minor
  • Society of Jesus (Jesuits)
    • British Jesuits – English and Welsh Mission, 1580–1623; English Province, 1623–1985; and British Province, 1985–
      • 1593 — English College, Saint-Omer, also known as St Omers College (1593–1762)
        • 1608 – English College press, Saint-Omer (St Omers Press)
        • 1762 – English College, Bruges (1762–1773)
        • 1773 – English Academy (Académie anglaise), Liège (1773–1794)
        • 1794 – Stonyhurst College, Lancashire (1794–
        • St Omers College Library
      • 1608 – English Jesuit novitiate, Watten (1608–1763)
      • 1614 – English College, Liège (1614–1773)
      • 1742 – English Jesuit international preparatory school, Boulogne-sur-Mer (1742–1752)
      • 1896 – Campion Hall, Oxford
    • Jesuit education
      • English Jesuit theatre
    • Jesuits worldwide
• Rituals, Breviaries, Manuals, Missals, and Pontificals (pre-Reformation)
  • York
• Rome
  • –1362, English Hospice, Rome
    • English Hospice Rome, Library
  • 1622 – Sacred Congregation de Propaganda Fide
  • Roman Curia
  • Sede vacante in Rome
• Sacraments
  • Marriage
• Saints
  • Becket, St Thomas (c. 1118–1170)
  • Hugh, of Lincoln, Saint, 1140–1200
  • Newman, St John Henry (1801–1890)
  • Sales, St Francis de (1567–1622)
  • Winefride or Winifred, St
• Schools — arranged by date of foundation
  • 1763 – Sedgley Park School, Wolverhampton (1763–1873) and Cotton College, Oakamoor, Staffordshire (1873–1987), also known as St Wilfrid's College
• Scotland – ecclesiastical history
• Secular clergy
  • Secular clergy of England and Wales
    • The Old Chapter (1623–1850) and the Old Brotherhood of the English Secular Clergy (1850–
• Sermons
• Synods
  • -664 – Synod of Whitby
  • 1556 – Legatine Synod of London, convoked by Cardinal Reginald Pole
  • 1852 – 1st Provincial Synod of Westminster, held at St Mary's College, Oscott
  • 1855 – 2nd Provincial Synod of Westminster, held at St Mary's College, Oscott
  • 1859 – 3rd Provincial Synod of Westminster, held at St Mary's College, Oscott
  • 1873 – 4th Provincial Synod of Westminster, held at St Edmund's College, Ware
• Wales – ecclesiastical history
• Weld