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Pushkin the Pontifical Puss: Tails of an Oratory Cat
Pushkin the Pontifical Puss: Tails of an Oratory Cat
Pushkin the Pontifical Puss: Tails of an Oratory Cat
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Pushkin, the Birmingham Oratory cat, became famous around the world when he met Pope Benedict during the Papal visit to the U.K. in 2010. Pushkin is now delighted to make available his autobiography.
PUBLICATION DATE 28th NOVEMBER
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When Pope Benedict XVI visited the United Kingdom in 2010 many historic and significant events took place. The head of the Catholic Church was personally welcomed to the United Kingdom by Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II, the Supreme Governor of the Church of England; thousands of young people gathered with Pope Benedict in Hyde Park, London to celebrate a prayer vigil; for the first time in history on English soil, the Holy Father declared an Englishman Beatus (Blessed) - John Henry Cardinal Newman. However, for one resident of the city of Birmingham these events were nothing compared with the honour he bestowed upon the Holy Father.
In the Oratory in Birmingham, the former home of Blessed John Henry Newman, lives Pushkin, the Oratory Cat. But Pushkin is no ordinary cat. He is one of many felines who have played an important part in momentous events in history, not only in England, but worldwide.
Pushkin: The Pontifical Puss gives an insight into the life of this extraordinary cat. It details his early life, time spent in Fenton, his encounter with HRH Princess Michael of Kent (in Pushkin's own words, She-who-wears-diamonds) and Pope Benedict (He-who-wears-white).
With the assistance of his Human (Fr Anton Guziel), and illustrations supplied by the Carmelite nuns of the Carmel of the Magnifi-cat, Wolverhampton, Pushkin is delighted to make available his autobiography.
Additional Information
Author Anton Guziel
ISBN 9780854398263
Cover Type Hardback
Dimension 22 x 16cms
Number of Pages 64
Publication Date 28th November 2011