St. Isaac Jogues: a man of faith and courage
Fr. Jogues eagerly set out for North America to join his fellow Jesuits. Tortured and martyred in 1646, his courage and passion for the Gospel were exemplary.
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Fr. Jogues eagerly set out for North America to join his fellow Jesuits. Tortured and martyred in 1646, his courage and passion for the Gospel were exemplary.
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