Twitter polls don't seem to be working too well at present (maybe only 1 in 4 votes are recorded) but anyway, here are the last eight in the World Cup of Catholic Converts.The result of the final rounds will be recorded when we have them.
QUARTER-FINALS
Edmund Campion 80.0 v
Elizabeth Ann Seton 20.0
Gerard Manley Hopkins 10.6 v
John Henry Newman 89.4
Edith Stein 74.4 v
Alec Guinness 25.6
Evelyn Waugh 28.2 v
Gilbert Chesterton 71.8
SEMI-FINALS
Edmund Campion 61.8 v Edith Stein 38.2
John Henry Newman 64.5 v Gilbert Chesterton 35.5
THIRD PLACE PLAYOFF
Edith Stein 53.1 v Gilbert Chesterton 46.9
BRONZE medal for Edith, so all the medals will be taken by saints.
FINAL
Edmund Campion 49.5 v John Henry Newman 50.5
In the end there was only one vote in it. GOLD for Newman, SILVER for Campion.
A happy reunion in Heaven.
This is the spiritual journey of me, Eccles, my big brother Bosco, and my Grate-Anti Moly. Eccles is saved, but we've got real problems with Bosco and Anti.
This is me, Eccles
This is me, Eccles
Showing posts with label Alec Guinness. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Alec Guinness. Show all posts
Tuesday, 14 April 2026
Saturday, 21 February 2026
The World Cup of Catholic Converts
Some people approve of Catholic converts; others, like Austen Ivereigh, think they are neurotic.
Anyway, it's time for another world cup, once again to be conducted by Twitter (X) polls. There is room
for a few more nominations: the
conditions are that the convert (1) must be dead, and (2) must have converted in adultood (also, must be reasonably well known,
so don't nominate your great-aunt unless she's famous).
Let's keep things post-Reformation to avoid St Matthew, St Paul, or St Augustine of Hippo running away with the whole thing.
Also, my decision is
final.
Alec Guinness as GKC's Father Brown.
So far I have the following nominees:
Alec Guinness Augustus Pugin Avery Dulles Buffalo Bill Cody Claud McKay Dorothy Day Edith Nesbit Edith Stein Evelyn Waugh Frederick William Faber G.K. Chesterton Gary Cooper Gerard Manley Hopkins Graham Greene John Henry Newman John Wayne Malcolm Muggeridge Mortimer Adler Muriel Spark Oscar Wilde Robert Hugh Benson Ronald Knox Siegfried Sassoon Thomas MertonBuffalo Bill Cody Nominations may be made by replying to this post, or to its advert on Twitter.
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