Lindsay Mullaney's guest appearances

Lindsay Mullaney

English Catholic History Association

Peter Jones

David Jones

Michael Winterbottom

John Henry Newman

David Pearce

Eric Gill

Lady Clare

Tony Reynolds

Ian Ker

Clare Asquith

Nicholas Owen

Michael Hodgetts

Brin Dunsire

William Brownlow

Dr Steve Poole

OwlTail

Francois Longuet

Francois Longuet was one of several French émigré priests who came to Reading in the wake of the French Revolution. He founded a new chapel in Reading, the first purpose-built one since the Reformation, which he called The Chapel of the Resurrection. Basing her talk on letters extant between Longuet and his Bishop, Lindsay gives a fascinating insight into this unusual and, in the end, tragic life. To listen to the talk click on the arrow below or click to the image to find the talk in our podcast 

Francois Longuet was one of several French émigré priests who came to Reading in the wake of the French Revolution. He founded a new chapel in Reading, the first purpose-built one since the Reformation, which he called The Chapel of the Resurrection. Basing her talk on letters extant between Longuet and his Bishop, Lindsay gives a fascinating insight into this unusual and, in the end, tragic life. To listen to the talk click on the arrow below or click to the image to find the talk in our podcast

Francois Longuet and the Reading Mission by Lindsay Mullaney

Reading Abbey, a Cluniac monastery, was founded in 1121 by Henry I, the son of William the Conqueror, in remembrance of his own son William, who had died tragically at sea. Little remains now of what was once the largest and one of the most prestigious abbeys in England. John and Lindsay Mullaney have made a special study of the abbey and give a detailed account of the background to its foundation, its cult of St James the Great, its architecture, music, art and liturgy. Click on the arrow to listen to this talk or go to the image above to find the talk in our free iTunes podcast    64 minutes https://englishcatholichistoryassoc.files.wordpress.com/2018/09/29-a-history-of-reading-abbey-by-john-and-lindsay-mullaney.mp3

Re<a href="https://itunes.apple.com/gb/podcast/english-catholic-history-association/id758090885" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"></a>ading Abbey, a Cluniac monastery, was founded in 1121 by Henry I, the son of William the Conqueror, in remembrance of his own son William, who had died tragically at sea. Little remains now of what was once the largest and one of the most prestigious abbeys in England. John and Lindsay Mullaney have made a special study of the abbey and give a detailed account of the background to its foundation, its cult of St James the Great, its architecture, music, art and liturgy. Click on the arrow to listen to this talk or go to the image above to find the talk in our free iTunes podcast    64 minutes <a href="https://englishcatholichistoryassoc.files.wordpress.com/2018/09/29-a-history-of-reading-abbey-by-john-and-lindsay-mullaney.mp3" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://englishcatholichistoryassoc.files.wordpress.com/2018/09/29-a-history-of-reading-abbey-by-john-and-lindsay-mullaney.mp3</a>

A History of Reading Abbey by John and Lindsay Mullaney