Fox and Father #51 — Free Speech, Faith Under Fire & the Fight for Britain
May 7, 2025
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as posted by the channelIn this week’s episode of Fox and Father, Laurence Fox and Fr. Calvin Robinson confront the most pressing issues shaking Britain today — from political fallout after the local elections to the spiritual battles within the Church and the courtroom.
They speak candidly about personal struggles with the justice system, the slow erosion of free speech, and the increasing marginalisation of Christians in public life. As always, the conversation is unfiltered — touching on globalism, tribal politics, church authority, and the fight for cultural identity in a fractured nation.
Whether you’re disillusioned with the political elite, concerned about the Church’s future, or simply want an honest take on Britain’s direction — this is the episode to watch.
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