St. John Ogilvie: The story of Scotland's only post-reformation saint

By Ron Smith

10th March 2015 is the 400th anniversary of the death by hanging of Scotland's only post-Reformation saint, John Ogilvie.
St. Thomas' Church, Keith, have produced a book about St. John Ogilvie. He was born at Keith, and died in Glasgow. He had a short life, full of intrigue and mystery, as it was illegal to be a priest in those days, and he often travelled around in disguise. This book tells all that is known of his life and work, and is inspiring and informative.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Rocket Systems
• Release date: Mar 16, 2015
• ISBN: 9781311051530

Ron Smith

Ron Smith is the author of eleven books on management issues, business improvement, and business history. He lives in Lawrenceville, Georgia.

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St. John Ogilvie.

The story of Scotland’s only post - reformation saint.

By Ron Smith

First published in 2015

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Prayer for Priests

God, our loving Father,

You sent your priest John Ogilvie

to preach the Gospel

to the people of Scotland.

Grant to those whom you call to be priests,

the comfort and strength to follow you faithfully

and the