Keble's Involvement in the Oxford Movement
Poet involved
What happened
In 1833, John Keble played a pivotal role in the early stages of the Oxford Movement, advocating for a return to High Church principles. His sermon, 'National Apostasy,' is often credited with igniting the movement, which sought to reform the Church of England.
Literary impact
Keble's involvement in the Oxford Movement infused his poetry with a renewed sense of purpose and urgency regarding faith and tradition. His writings during this period reflect the theological debates and spiritual revival that characterized the movement.
Source: Wikipedia
