    What do you mean Roman Catholicism is a major religion of the indigenous population of England? Often many of these catholics do have unenglish antecedents, particularly in the areas around Merseyside where there are many people of Irish extraction.    The inhabitants of England and the UK before Henry VIII were Catholic. There are many Catholic anglo-saxons who chose to keep their beliefs rather than conform to the new protestant way of life. Members of my family are evidence of this. Unless, of course, you believe that all the catholics suddenly became protestants and there were no indigenous catholics left.       England contrary to what you say is an Anglican country BY CONSTITUTION as the monarch is the defender of the Protestant Christian faith and the temporal head of the Church of England.    Erm, the monarch is the defender of the Catholic Faith, an honour given to Henry VIII by the pope which was never repealed. Constitutionally it isn't by any means - our constitution A) Isn't one document that ratifies things in such way, B) is based entirely on precedents, which means that things can change with ease.       Not according to the demographics from the site you used in another post.      I concede that point then - I assumed it was a lot more. However, the initial point still stands that Catholicism is still a major religion of the UK.       Of course, this shouldn't matter to you since you advocate torturing white women who are in 4 of the above groups.    How mature of you to bring that up once more. Point me to where I've said anywhere Torturing white women is great!. No, I advocate the re-education of bigots, whatever gender, whatever race. Pinpointing it to white women is asinine and well...babyish.