Alexander Goss

Alexander Goss (5 July 1814 — 3 October 1872) was an English prelate of the Catholic Church who served as the bishop of the Diocese of Liverpool. Quotes Another consideration, of no little weight with an absolute sovereign, augmented his leaning in favour of Catholics. He knew them to be loyal from principle, and he was glad to have their support against the Puritan devils by whom he declared that his mother and himself had been haunted from their cradles. His experience of government in Scotland had nourished the belief that where there was no bishop there would be no King, and he made no secret of his persuasion that the hierarchy was the firmest support of the throne. Crosby Records: A Chapter of Lancashire Recusancy (1844) External links Category:1814 births Category:Catholics from England Category:Clergy from England Category:Roman Catholic bishops Category:1872 deaths