To your average American, the 26 Martyrs of Nagasaki are probably not very well known. But, their story deserves to be told, especially on this their feast day.
When doing research for this post, I came across an animated short called 26 Martyrs, which I then discovered will serve as a companion piece to a feature film called All That Remains. I was very impressed by both. Their respective trailers are below:
Pax Christi,
phatcatholic
- Liturgical Calendar: Memorial of Paul Miki and Companions
- The Nagasaki Martyrs
- James Hitchcock: The Nagasaki Martyrs
- St. Paul Miki: Martyr of Japan
- On Martyrs Hill
- The Cross Becomes a Pulpit
- Conquerors of Death
- Patron Saints Index: Nagasaki Martyrs
- Antony Deynan
- Bonaventure of Miyako
- Cosmas Takeya
- Francis Blanco
- Francis of Nagasaki
- Francis of Saint Michael
- Gabriel de Duisco
- Gaius Francis
- Gundisalvus Garcia
- James Kisai
- Joachim Saccachibara
- John Kisaka
- John Soan de Goto
- Leo Karasumaru
- Louis Ibaraki
- Martin of the Ascension
- Matthias of Miyako
- Michael Kozaki
- Paul Ibaraki
- Paul Miki
- Paul Suzuki
- Peter Baptist
- Peter Sukejiroo
- Philip of Jesus
- Thomas Kozaki
- Thomas Xico
- Saint of the Day: St. Paul Miki and Companions
- Recipe for the Feast of St. Paul Miki and Companions: Japanese-Style Steak
- The 26 Martyrs Museum
- A Lesson for the West: The 26 Martyrs of Nagasaki
- Sts. Peter Baptist and 25 Companions
- St. Philip of Jesus
- Nagasaki
- Japanese Martyrs
- Japan
When doing research for this post, I came across an animated short called 26 Martyrs, which I then discovered will serve as a companion piece to a feature film called All That Remains. I was very impressed by both. Their respective trailers are below:
Pax Christi,
phatcatholic
