Henry IV Converts to Catholicism
July 25, 1593
The Protestant king of France Henry of Bourbon, unable to enter Paris while it held out under the Catholic League, abjured Calvinism and attended Mass at Saint-Denis. Paris is worth a mass, he reportedly quipped. Within a year he would ride unopposed into his capital and begin the slow business of reconciliation.
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