Latimer, Northamptonshire. The Roman Catholic school academy company that serves the Kidderminster, Hagley and Stourbridge areas near to Harvington Hall is named in his honour. Portrayals in fiction Owen is portrayed, as a minor character, in Robert Hugh Benson's novel Come Rack! Come Rope! (1912), where he is named "Hugh Owen". One of his priest holes plays a key role in the Catherine Aird mystery novel A Most Contagious Game (1967). A priest hole attributed to him is also part of Peter Carey's novel Parrot and Olivier in America (2010). Owen and his work play a key role in The House of a Hundred Whispers by Graham Masterton. Published in 2020 by Head of Zeus Ltd. Owen is also a minor character in Leonard Tourney's novel Catesby's Ghost: A Mystery of Shakespeare (2022). See also Priest hole Priest hunter Richard Holtby References Jesuit saints Canonizations by Pope Paul VI 1550s births 1606 deaths People from Oxford Jesuit martyrs 16th-century English Jesuits 17th-century English Jesuits Canonized Roman Catholic religious brothers English Roman Catholic saints Forty Martyrs of England and Wales People executed by Stuart England English torture victims 17th-century Christian saints 17th-century Roman Catholic martyrs People executed by torture Executed people from Oxfordshire Inmates of the Marshalsea Prisoners in the Tower of London