She spent her first Christmas as a Catholic with Sheila Kaye-Smith
and her husband, T. Penrose Fry
, and attended Midnight Mass in the church they had built in their fields, with German prisoners of...
Cultural formation
Sheila Kaye-Smith
The idea of awaking a feeling of superiority to Italian religion backfired. They saw the Catholic Church in Italy as providing religion not for the few but for the many: that man in the street...
Family and Intimate relationships
Sheila Kaye-Smith
SKS
married the Rev. T. Penrose Fry
, who at that time was the incumbent of a parish at St Leonards.
SKS
and her husband
left London (where he could no longer, as a Roman Catholic, work as a priest) and returned to Sussex, to a converted oast house called Little Doucegrove near Northiam, which...
Travel
Sheila Kaye-Smith
SKS
and her husband
took a cruise to Italy: their motive was not primarily recreation, but the expectation that the Italian practice of Roman Catholicism would put them off the idea of converting.
