NEW from Mary's Dowry Productions Catholic Film Apostolate, our DVD about Saint Claude de la Colombiere and the Sacred Heart of Jesus in England can now be watched for free here on our YouTube Channel. The film is available worldwide from our online shop on DVD. Produced and released in 2018.

Learn about the Sacred Heart of Jesus devotion brought to England by Saint Claude de la Colombiere who met several English Martyrs and was willing to give his life at Tyburn for the Catholic priest. He was a French Jesuit, the confessor and spiritual director of Saint Margaret Mary.

It was saint Margaret Mary’s confessor, saint Claude de la Colombiere, who was specifically chosen by Jesus to take the devotion of the sacred heart direct from Paray-le-Monial to England in 1678. Saint Claude was a French Jesuit priest, confessor to saint Margaret Mary and advisor to the saint as she received the great revelations of the sacred heart of Jesus for the world. Providence sent saint Claude to St James’ palace in London to be preacher to the Duchess of York, Mary of Modena, the devout Catholic wife of the heir to the English throne, James II, who himself had converted to Catholicism.


When the infamous ‘Titus Oates’ plot broke out and a fresh wave of persecutions struck the recusant Catholics and Catholic priests of England, saint Claude met secretly with future English martyr saint John Wall and confided his admiration for the sacrifices priests were offering in the ‘land of crosses’. St Claude declared he would willingly give his life for the Catholic Faith in England but was exiled after having completed his task of giving the spark of devotion to the Sacred Heart of Jesus among the faithful English.


In this film we look at the life and mission of St. Claude, England and the Titus Oates plot as well as the first shrine to the Sacred Heart of Jesus in England, linked to Blessed John Henry Newman.

Length and Format:

This film runs for 35 minutes and is available worldwide on Region Free DVD format from our online shop.

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