While most of the decadent culture engages in the worship of degenerate activities throughout the month of March, it seems prudent to look toward some of those lost as a result of the aforementioned vices. Let us be reminded, for example, that the 3rd of June is the day when we remember the Ugandan martyrs. Twenty-two Catholic and twenty-three Anglican boys were executed for their faith between 1885 and 1887 in Uganda. They were all converts to the faith and true believers, after concerted efforts had been made to evangelize the nation. As a consequence, they perceived a higher loyalty than the Mwanga, the ruler, which inflamed him.
Thanks for bringing this story to us that we strangers can remember/acknowledge those boys. I hope there are strangers who care in the future for those affected by todays fetishes.
Extraordinary writing when modern pagans celebrate their month to sin in gay pride month. When just a few days ago a nude man in Rome climbed the main altar at St. Peter's Basilica, the martyrdom of the boys contrasts with what was already in their hearts, belief in God and the ability to give into death with hymns and prayers, but not into homosexual acts. Whereas today more examples of the Martyrs of Uganda are needed to encourage the value of commitment to God even if it means death. Thank you for this article as it highlights the valor of youth in the past to a heroic degree.
I did not know of this atrocity or of the African Mwanga and his vile deeds. these type of atrocities have carried on through the decades for different reasons. Did these people learn how to burn people alive from the White Man ? It seems rather ironic nowadays that if you declare in African Countries that you are a homosexual you might meet the same punishment.
Please Dear Lord give us courage and perseverance as the good witnesses that you expect us to be. Amen
This Latin phrase sums up what you are saying; Qui tacet consentit .
In the modern age, it is common for people to be unwilling to speak the truth on this important topic because they fear condemnation or ridicule.
Thanks for bringing this story to us that we strangers can remember/acknowledge those boys. I hope there are strangers who care in the future for those affected by todays fetishes.
Extraordinary writing when modern pagans celebrate their month to sin in gay pride month. When just a few days ago a nude man in Rome climbed the main altar at St. Peter's Basilica, the martyrdom of the boys contrasts with what was already in their hearts, belief in God and the ability to give into death with hymns and prayers, but not into homosexual acts. Whereas today more examples of the Martyrs of Uganda are needed to encourage the value of commitment to God even if it means death. Thank you for this article as it highlights the valor of youth in the past to a heroic degree.
Thanks for the awareness, Sarah!!
" When he tried to force them to perform homosexual acts, which was one of his vices, they refused ".
Allegedly, this is a requirement to enter the higher echelons of the U.S.A.s military service.
I did not know of this atrocity or of the African Mwanga and his vile deeds. these type of atrocities have carried on through the decades for different reasons. Did these people learn how to burn people alive from the White Man ? It seems rather ironic nowadays that if you declare in African Countries that you are a homosexual you might meet the same punishment.