John Keble

John Keble was an influential English clergyman and poet, best known for his role in the Oxford Movement, which sought to revive the Catholic heritage of the Church of England. His most notable work, "The Christian Year," published in 1827, is a collection of poems reflecting on the Christian liturgical calendar, blending deep spirituality with poetic expression. Keble's sermon, "National Apostasy," delivered in 1833, addressed the moral and spiritual state of the nation, marking a significant moment in the history of English religious thought. His contributions to literature and theology continue to resonate within Anglicanism and beyond.