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So yesterday when I was in mass for the homily the priest talked about an individual who was killed in the 1990s for sticking up for his beliefs. He was officially declared a martyr in 2015.
He was born in the 1940s. He converted, to Catholicism at the age of 17 and was a regular member in the Church was active. (In the 1990s)One day there was a lightning storm and village building was struck by lightning. So there was a council of elders that decided it was magic and he stepped forward and said it was only a natural phenomenon.
So the next day he was walking somewhere and he was greeted by a mob of people and they surrounded him started throwing rocks at him and clubbed him, before he died he said lord unto you I commence my spirit and he died.
I think this is important because it showed someone who was willing to give his life for truth, and was willing to reject pagan and secularist views.
He was born in the 1940s. He converted, to Catholicism at the age of 17 and was a regular member in the Church was active. (In the 1990s)One day there was a lightning storm and village building was struck by lightning. So there was a council of elders that decided it was magic and he stepped forward and said it was only a natural phenomenon.
So the next day he was walking somewhere and he was greeted by a mob of people and they surrounded him started throwing rocks at him and clubbed him, before he died he said lord unto you I commence my spirit and he died.
I think this is important because it showed someone who was willing to give his life for truth, and was willing to reject pagan and secularist views.