You are a Catholic priest living in England in the 1540s and 1550s. How do you respond to the attacks on the Church that have been made by Martin Luther, John Calvin, and Henry VIII?

In response to the attacks on the Church made by Martin Luther, John Calvin, and Henry VIII, I (a Catholic priest living in England in the 1540s and 1550s) would immediately become dedicated to upholding and defending the teachings of the Catholic Church. I would emphasize its authority and the various doctrines set out by Jesus, the Church Fathers, and the Councils. I would also teach the faithful to reject the various heresies of Luther, Calvin, and Henry that contradicted the Church's teachings. I would explain the relevance of the Mass and the importance of the Sacraments for Christian life, and I would strongly condemn any attempt to suppress or eliminate the traditional practices of the Church. I would zealously defend the Pope's authority and the doctrine of the Catholic Church, while also countering any false accusations made by Luther, Calvin, and Henry against the Church. Above all, I would continually preach a message of unity and be a living example of the importance of being an obedient and loyal subject to the Church.