Carmelite Martyrs of Compiegne
Today is the Feast of the Carmelite Martyrs of Compiegne. If you do not know their story, I encourage you to check it out. Rather than write a lengthy post, I'll give you some links!
From a Fellow Evil Trad--Recta Ratio
From John(in 2004) at "The Inn at the End of the World"--The Carmelite Martyrs of Compiegne, and his post on the Feast today.
From The Catholic Encyclopædia--The Sixteen Blessed Teresian Martyrs of Compiègne
posted by Jovan-Marya Weismiller, T.O.Carm. @ 18:47
2 Comments:
The holocaust within the Spanish Civil War has been denied for too long. Almost no one in America knows that during the 1930’s Spanish “Civil” War the “republicans” massacred of tens of thousands of Roman Catholic religious and lay people. For decades, the MSM, publishers, and the academy have sold the one-sided idea that Franco and his government (World War II neutrals) were merely fascists. The MSM, et al, egregiously deny the mass murders of Spanish Catholic religious and lay persons committed by the Soviet-led Spanish and international brigands such as Hemingway, Robeson and the so-called Abraham Lincoln brigade.
There was a general massacre of Roman Catholic clergy and laity in the areas under communist control during the 1936 to 1939 Spanish Civil War. Four thousand Roman Catholic bishops, priests, brothers, and nuns, and tens of thousands of lay Catholic people were martyred. The Lord had called the Spanish religious community to a radical witness. When the republicans found them to be religious, they were arrested and executed. For example, the bolshevists murdered 165 of the order of Catholic school teachers, the De La Salle Christian Brothers, whose brothers have, for over 150 years, served their vocations at Manhattan College. On October 10, 1993, Pope John Paul II proclaimed “blessed”, seven Spanish Christian Brothers and three Spanish Marianists (Carlos Erana, Jesus Hita, Fidel Fuidio). The Marianists are dedicated religious priests and brothers who serve Long Island, NY Roman Catholics at Chaminade High School and Bishop Kellenberg Memorial High School.
Anonymous,
While the Martyrs mentioned in this post died 142 years before the La Cruzada broke out, your comment is appreciated and endorsed by The New Crusade!
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