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11 North American Martyr Things that Caught My Eye Today (October 19, 2015)

Last updated on: October 19, 2015 at 10:16 pm   by Kathryn Jean Lopez

11 North American Martyr Things that Caught My Eye Today (October 19, 2015) 2015-10-19T22:16:05-05:00 Kathryn Jean Lopez

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The Blood of the North American Martyrs is the seed of the Catholic faith historically in the Americas.

— Bishop Barres (@BishopBarres) October 19, 2015

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Martyrdom of St Isaac Jogues and companions: mural from St Casimir's church in Baltimore, MD https://t.co/1GQi7brNAW

— Fr Lawrence Lew OP (@LawrenceOP) October 19, 2015

3. Empowered by Faith to Store Up Treasure for God

4. One of the Liturgy of the Hours options for today is from the spiritual diaries by Saint John de Brébeuf, priest and martyr:

For two days now I have experienced a great desire to be a martyr and to endure all the torments the martyrs suffered.

Jesus, my Lord and Savior, what can I give you in return for all the favors you have first conferred on me? I will take from your hand the cup of your sufferings and call on your name. I vow before your eternal Father and the Holy Spirit, before your most holy Mother and her most chaste spouse, before the angels, apostles and martyrs, before my blessed fathers Saint Ignatius and Saint Francis Xavier—in truth I vow to you, Jesus my Savior, that as far as I have the strength I will never fail to accept the grace of martyrdom, if some day you in your infinite mercy would offer it to me, your most unworthy servant.

I bind myself in this way so that for the rest of my life I will have neither permission nor freedom to refuse opportunities of dying and shedding my blood for you, unless at a particular juncture I should consider it more suitable for your glory to act otherwise at that time. Further, I bind myself to this so that, on receiving the blow of death, I shall accept it from your hands with the fullest delight and joy of spirit. For this reason, my beloved Jesus, and because of the surging joy which moves me, here and now I offer my blood and body and life. May I die only for you, if you will grant me this grace, since you willingly died for me. Let me so live that you may grant me the gift of such a happy death. In this way, my God and Savior, I will take from your hand the cup of your sufferings and call on your name: Jesus, Jesus, Jesus!

My God, it grieves me greatly that you are not known, that in this savage wilderness all have not been converted to you, that sin has not been driven from it. My God, even if all the brutal tortures which prisoners in this region must endure should fall on me, I offer myself most willingly to them and I alone shall suffer them all.

5. New York State is beautiful in the fall. Visit the Shrine of the North American Martyrs in Auriesville.

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If you visit the grounds of the North American Martyrs Shrine, here's what you could see: http://t.co/CLxjI0G9zJ

— Matt Swaim (@mattswaim) October 19, 2015

7. Fr. Ciszek and the North American Martyrs: Reflections on Sinfulness and the Love of God

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First Chapel at The National Shrine of the North American Martyrs. 136 Shrine Rd Amsterdam NY. Built in 1885. #albany pic.twitter.com/E1Xf9Suqu5

— Albany Buildings (@albanybuildings) July 17, 2015

9. Chris Stefanick on Saint John de Brébeuf:

10. From Magnificat today:
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The Jesuit Center in Wernersville, Pa. has a beautiful tapestry in honor of the North American Martyrs on main altar pic.twitter.com/FpZH4b4dcR

— Kathryn Jean Lopez (@kathrynlopez) October 19, 2015

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