It's also the anniversary of the 1956 uprising in Hungary against another perfidious foe, the Soviets.
These heroes of the past will be a flame to kindle the hearts of the heroes, martyrs and saints of the future.
Photo: CNA
Thursday, October 23, 2014
Feast of the Saint John of Capistranon Christ's Captain at the Siege of Belgrade
It's also the anniversary of the 1956 uprising in Hungary against another perfidious foe, the Soviets.
These heroes of the past will be a flame to kindle the hearts of the heroes, martyrs and saints of the future.
Photo: CNA
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This hero fought for Jesus Christ, our true King; what would St. John say to how Muslims now entering freely in churches, and coward bishops who hide behind "charity" and "mercy".
St. John Capistran, and other saints like St. Lawrence Brindisi knew mercy, and their most Catholic band of warriors showed it by destroying the enemy of the Faith, not appeasing or flattering, or glad-handing with them.
By current liberal modernist standards he must appear too "islamophobic" for their cowardly amoral ecumenical indifference.
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