Collection: 📚 St. Thomas More

St. Thomas More was a 16th-century English lawyer, statesman, and martyr, celebrated for his integrity, faith, and courage. Born in 1478 in London, he served as Lord Chancellor under King Henry VIII and was known for his intelligence, eloquence, and dedication to justice. When he refused to endorse the king’s separation from the Catholic Church, he was imprisoned and ultimately executed for his steadfast adherence to conscience and faith. St. Thomas More is remembered as a model of moral courage, intellectual rigor, and devotion to God over worldly power.

Lived: 1478 – 1535 | Feast Day: June 22 | Canonized: May 19, 1935
Patronage: Statesmen, lawyers, politicians, and civil servants.