Julh 6-acem Sogglem Santam

O Caminho dos Santos: Os Santos e festas da Dia 6 de Julho
Julh 6-acem Sogglem Santam | Todos os Santos de 6 de julho | All Saints of July 6

Saudações! A Paz de Jesus Cristo esteja com você! Desejo-lhe Boas festas do Milagre de Nossa Senhora do Ferro, do Profeta São Isaias, de Santa Lúcia e de São Tomás More!

Happy feasts of the Miracle of Our Lady of Iron, and of St Isaias the Prophet, St Lucy and of St Thomas More!

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1. Are you "Proud to be a Catholic"? https://ocaminhodossanttos.blogspot.com/2021/07/proudtobecatholic.html



2. An open challenge on the Alleged Hermeneutics of Continuity. https://ocaminhodossanttos.blogspot.com/2021/07/hermeneuticsofcontinuity.html

MAJOR FEAST: Octave Day or 8th Day of Saints Peter & Paul, Apostles. (RM)

MAJOR FEAST: St Isaias the Prophet. In the reign of king Manasses of Judea or the Southern Kingdom he was put to death by being sawed in two and was buried beneath the oak Rogel, near a running stream. (RM).

Our Lady of Iron or Notre-Dame d'Iron, St Sulpice near Blois in the Dunois, France, July 6, 1631

1. Notre-Dame d'Iron @ St Suplice in the Dunois

   «Notre Dame d'Iron at St Sulpice, near Blois, in the Dunois, France. "It was in this chapel that, about the year 1631, a child, who had been smothered by struggling in its cradle, came to life the moment that its parents had dedicated it to Our Lady of Iron. (Archives of the Chapel.)"»
   
   «The village of St Sulpice le Dunois is a small village located near the center of France. Home to Our Lady of Iron, it is situated near the larger town of Blois. It was in the chapel of this tiny village, in the year 1631, that our story takes place involving Our Lady of Iron. There was a young French couple living in the village at that time who felt themselves singularly blessed. Were they not fortunate? They took pleasure in their youth and enjoyed good health, had gainful employment, owned a modest home, and they had recently been blessed with a fine baby whom they felt was as sweet as the Babe of Bethlehem. Thus they mused on their way home together after early morning Mass one day. As soon as they entered their home, Peter hurried to the cradle to gaze lovingly at his infant son. The child must have been restless, he thought, as there was evidence that he had struggled with the bedclothes which were tossed about and tangled strangely about the infant. Peter reached in and lifted his son to hold him in his arms, only to find that the tiny figure was rigid and cold. Stunned, he called for his wife disbelieving, for it seemed their baby was dead! Peter's thoughts turned to Our Blessed Mother, and then to the statue of Our Lady D Iron at the parish church. They had spent many hours there in the past praying for her assistance, and her help had never failed them. They determined to take their baby there instantly! Surely, Mary would not fail them in this time of dire need. Together they entered the church, and sadly laid the lifeless form at the feet of the statue of Our Lady of Iron. As they began to pray for her intercession, they dedicated their baby to the Blessed Virgin Mary. In that very instant, the child who had been smothered by struggling in its cradle, cried out and came back to life. News of the miracle spread far and wide, and the fame of Our Lady of Iron was assured.»


2. The Holy Martyrs of Campania Saints Lucia and 22 Companions, Antoninus, Arnosus, Capicus, Cutonius, Diodorus, Dionysius, Isidore, Lucianus, Rexius, Satyrus and Severinus, martyred under Rictiovarus in the persecution of Diocletian, their faith and courage converted Rictiovarus so that he too Reverted and was Martyred. Another St Lucia, a native of Syracuse in Sicily, and martyred there under Diocletian December 13, 304, is celebrated on December 13 as the Festival of Lights. (RM)


3. The Holy Martyrs of Fiesole or Fiesoli in Tuscany, Saints Romulus, converted by St Peter the Apostle, and by him made bishop of Fiesole, martyred together with Carissimus, Dulcissimus, and Crescentius by the governor Repertianus in the persecutions of Emperor Domitian, July 6, 90.


4. The Holy Martyrs of the Battle of Heliopolis July 6, 640, defeat of the Christians by the Muslim Infidel invaders of Roman Egypt.


5. The Holy Martyrs of the Siege of La Rochelle, November 6, 1572 - July 6, 1573, Christians fighting to liberate La Rochelle, France, from the Satanists, Traitors, Apostates and Infidels of France and England.


6. The Holy Martyrs of Menoux Saints Bertharius, priest, and his nephew Attalein, deacon, murdered by the knight Servatus, and his servant Agninult, who were secretly highway robbers, while on a pilgrimage to Rome.


7. The Holy Martyrs of Nicomedia Saints Cyriaca or Dominica, martyred at Nicomedia in Bithynia, and Companions. She was born in Nicomedia to Greek parents Dorotheus and Eusebia (or Arsenia). They were devout Christians, wealthy but childless. Unceasing in prayer they obtained a child and since she was born on Sunday, the Lord's Day, she was given the name Cyriaca, the Greek word for Sunday, in Latin, Dominica. From her childhood, she consecrated herself to God. As she was a beautiful young woman, many suitors asked for her hand in marriage, but she refused them all saying that she wished to die as a virgin, as she had dedicated herself to Jesus Christ. A magistrate of Nicomedia also wished to betroth her to his son, especially since she came from a wealthy family, but when she once more rejected his proposal, he denounced her and her parents as Christians to Emperor Diocletian. Diocletian ordered the family to be arrested and upon their refusal to honour the pagan gods, Dorotheus was beaten until the soldiers grew tired and were unable to continue. Since torment had no effect, Diocletian exiled Dorotheus and Eusebia to Melitene in Western Armenia. Cyriaca was sent to Nicomedia to be interrogated by his son-in-law and co-ruler, Maximian, who promised her wealth and marriage to one of Diocletian's relatives if she worshiped the pagan gods. When she refused to renounce her faith, Maximian ordered that she be whipped. The soldiers who assumed the flogging had to be replaced three times as they eventually became tired. Since Maximian failed to persuade the young woman to change her faith, he sent her to Hilarion, the eparch of Bithynia in Chalcedon, either to convert Cyriaca to paganism, or send her back to him. Hilarion tried his best to achieve his goal, including promises and threats, but when all these proved ineffective, he ordered her tortured. Cyriaca was suspended by her hair for several hours, while soldiers burned her body with torches. She was finally taken down and thrown into a prison cell. During the night, Jesus Christ appeared to her and healed her wounds. Seeing the miraculous salvation of Cyriaca, many pagans converted to Christianity, but they were all beheaded. The next day, Hilarion announced that the gods had healed her of pity and urged her to go to the temple and give thanks to them. When she was brought to the pagan temple, Cyriaca prayed that God would destroy the idols and a sudden earthquake toppled the idols and shattered them to pieces. Hilarion blasphemed God and then he was struck by lightning and died on the spot. Cyriaca was tortured again by Apollonius, the successor of Hilarion. She was thrown into a fire, but the flames were extinguished, and then to wild beasts, but they became tame and gentle. Apollonius then sentenced her to death by the sword. As she was given a little time to pray, she asked God to receive her soul and to remember those who honoured her martyrdom. Upon completing her prayer, she rendered her soul to God before the sword was lowered on her head. Pious Christians took her relics and buried them. At the time of her death, she was 21 years old. Her body is kept with great veneration at Tropea in Calabria. (RM).


8. The Holy Martyrs of Tyburn Saints Thomas Alfield or Aufield, and Thomas Webley, Murdered July 6, 1585 at Newgate in Tyburn, England by the Satanists, Traitors, Apostates, Infidels and Usurpers of England, Maranos and Freemasons, for refusing to abandon Christianity, refusing to join in the worship of Satan, refusing to accept Elizabeth Boleyn, "Queen of England" as the "Pope of England."


9. The Holy Martyrs of the Battle of Wagram, loss of the Christians against the Satanists led by the Italian Bandit Napoleon Bounaparte, July 6, 1809.


10. St Angela, a nun in Prague in Bohemia.


11. St Augustin-Joseph Desgardin, a Trappist monk, murdered July 6, 1794, by the Satanists, Traitors, Apostates, Infidels and Usurpers of France, Maranos and Freemasons, for refusing to abandon Christianity and for refusing to accept the "Government" as being the "Pope of France." Not yet canonized by a Catholic pope.


12. St Christopher Solinus, Mercedarian.


13. St Darerca, also called Monenna, a nickname, founder-abbess of Killeavy in Armagh, Ireland. She has been conflated with St Modwenna, celebrated yesterday.


14. St Gervais, a deacon in the diocese of Le Mans, France. Pilgrim to Rome, Italy, he was murdered while travelling home. Martyr.


15. St Goar, a priest. In 519, to serve God anonymously, he migrated to the area around Trier, Germany, and became a hermit in a cell at Oberwesel on the Rhein. Well known for sanctity, prophecies, and miracles. Refused the archbishopric of Trier. Died July 6, 649. Charlemagne built a stately church over his hermitage, around which the town of Sankt Goar am Rhein grew on the left bank of the Rhine between Wesel and Boppard.


16. St Godoleva or Godelieve, martyred by her husband Berthulf of Gistel due to his unfaithfulness, abetted by his mother, and by means of hired hands, July 6, 1070.


17. St Gredfyw also known as Rhedyw, a Breton saint who migrated to Cymru ("Wales"), his feast days are November 11 and July 6. His history is lost.


18. St Julian, a monk in Syria, recorded by St Ephrem, see Alban Butler, https://www.bartleby.com/210/7/062.html (AB).


19. St Justus, a monk at the monastery of Condat.


20. St Macrina, with her sister Colomba, Macrine fled to France from Spain to escape persecutions in the 4th century. In the area of Niort, France, she and St Pezenne founded a small monastery. Helped convert the people of the Marais Poitevin region to Christianity.


21. St Mary Rose de Loye, baptized as Suzanne Agathe de Loye, Benedictine nun at Caderousse in 1762, taking the name Mary Rose. Murdered July 6, 1794 at Orange, Vaucluse, France by the Satanists, Traitors, Apostates, Infidels and Usurpers of France, Maranos and Freemasons, for refusing to abandon Christianity and for refusing to accept the "Government" as being the "Pope of France."


22. St Mary Teresa (Maria or Marietta) Goretti, martyr. There is some evidence, that her liturgical feast was yesterday, July 5, but I have not been able to find definite evidence.


23. St Moninne, virgin, Irish hermitess at Sliabh Cuillin, where she died, she is distinct from St Darerca also called Monenna, abbess of Killeavy.


24. St Noyala, virgin, martyr and cephalophore, martyred at Beignan in Brittany.


25. St Palladius, a "pre-Patrician" missionary to Ireland, who evangelized Ireland before St Patrick, but with limited success, and due to opposition of the pagan Irish, moved to Scotland, which he evangelized with some better success.


26. St Peter Wang Zuolung, also called Baiduo, layman in the apostolic vicariate of Southeastern Zhili, China. Seized by the anti–Catholic Boxers, dragged in front of idols and ordered to renounce Christianity; he refused. Martyred July 6, 1900 in Shuanzhong, Jizhou, Hebei, China, not yet canonized by a Catholic Pope.


27. St Seaxburh or Saxburgh, the daughter of the King of East Anglia. Sister of Saints Etheldred, Ethelburgh and Withburgh, and half-sister of Saint Sethrid. Married to Erconbert, King of Kent. Mother of Saints Ermenhild and Ercongotha. Founded the convent of Minster in Sheppey, England. Widowed in 664. Nun in Sheppey. Nun at the convent of Ely in 679 where she eventually became abbess. Died July 6, 699.


28. St Sisoes the Great, Desert Father, wonderworker, monk at the desert monastery of Scete or Skete or Scetis in Egypt. In 357, believing the monastery was over-crowded, he became a hermit on Mount Colzim; he chose it because it had been the mountain of St Anthony the Great; he stayed there for 70 years.


29. St Thomas More, prime minister (chancellor) of England, murdered July 6, 1535 at Tower Hill in London, England by the Satanists, Traitors, Apostates, Infidels and Usurpers of England, Maranos and Freemasons, for refusing to abandon Christianity, refusing to join in the worship of Satan, refusing to accept the "King of England" as the "Pope of England." He was offered a reprieve if he turned Satanist and accepted the "King of England," Henry VIII Tudor, as the "Pope of England," but he staunchly refused this vile and abominable filthiness.


30. St Rictiovarus, for long he was a prolific and vicious persecutor of Christians under Diocletian, but at last, being converted by the faith and courage in Martyrdom of St Lucia of Campania and her Companions, he too Reverted, and was martyred by beheading by the Prefect Aelius under Diocletian.


31. St Tranquillinus, father of Saints Mark and Marcellian. Convert, baptized by St Polycarp of Rome. Priest, ordained by Pope Caius. He was arrested while praying at the tomb of St Paul on the Octave of the Apostles Saints Peter and Paul, and stoned to death by the Pagans, and thus consummated his martyrdom, July 6, 288 in Rome, Italy. (RM).

DAMNED

1. John Huss or Jan Hus, Czechian apostate burned by the Council of Constance, July 6, 1415.

OREMUS

Most Holy Mary, Mother of God, and our Mother, and all you Saints, Fathers, Mothers, Brothers, Sisters, Popes, Archbishops, Bishops, Hermits, Monks, Martyrs, Virgins, Champions and Heroes of Jesus Christ, whose feasts is today, named and unnamed, we pray to you for your intercession and guidance, lead us away from error and evil and into the Grace and Love of God, that with your assistance, we may join you in Eternity with the Living God, we make this prayer through Jesus Christ Our Lord, Who Lives and Reigns, in the Unity of the Godhead, with the Father and the Holy Ghost, one God, forever and ever, Amen.

Lúcío Mascarenhas.