Les Cinquante-Deux Serviteurs De Dieu, Français, Annamites, Chinois, Mis À Mort Pour La Foi En ExtrÃame-Orient, (Hardcover)

Les Cinquante-Deux Serviteurs De Dieu, Français, Annamites, Chinois, Mis À Mort Pour La Foi En ExtrÃame-Orient De 1815 À 1856 Dont La Cause De BÃ(c)atification a ÉtÃ(c) Introduite En 1840, 1843, 1857, Volume 2: Biographies recounts the stories of fifty-two servants of God from France, Annam (Vietnam), and China, who were put to death for their faith in the Far East between 1815 and 1856. This volume provides biographies of individuals whose cause for beatification was introduced in 1840, 1843, and 1857. It details the sacrifices and suffering endured by these religious figures, offering insights into the history of Christian missions and the challenges faced by those who sought to spread their faith in a foreign land.

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