Aleteia, Meg Hunter-Kilmer: The history of the Church in China is a long and complicated one, with mission after mission that lasted only a time before being driven out by persecution. In the 19th century, St. John Bosco (who influenced so many saints it sometimes seems everything he touched turned to a halo) had a dream about the future of the Church in China: a chalice filled with sweat and another filled with the blood of Salesians. More here.
Salesian Martyrs in China and a Dream of Don Bosco
Brother Andre MarieLet us keep the Octave and the season going in our hearts and on our lips: "Lazarus, Come Forth! — An Easter Meditation" https://t.co/XMPzGbZBux via @SBC_Catholic10 hours ago 2 7
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Brother Andre MarieTonight on RECONQUEST: 'Virgin Made Church' https://t.co/6U3u0UOOUT10 hours ago 1 3
Brother Andre MarieCounterreformation Capuchin whose martyrdom crowned his apostolic mission to win souls to Christ's Mystical Body: Saint Fidelis of Sigmaringen (1622) https://t.co/2HuzSRuFt1 via @SBC_Catholic10 hours ago 3 17
Brother Andre MarieHer Good Shepherd Sisters worked with poor and wayward girls: Saint Euphrasia Pelletier (1868) https://t.co/Z7kJUv2Jgq via @SBC_Catholic10 hours ago 0 3
