China’s Modern Martyrs: From Mao to Now
By Anthony E. Clark, Ph.D.
The untold story of the Communist destruction of the Our Lady of Consolation Trappist Abbey at Yangjiaping in 1947
Gerolamo Fazzini’s, The Red Book of Chinese Martyrs
Blood of the Martyrs: Trappist Monks in Communist China
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Our Lady of Consolation Trappist Abbey before its destruction by Chinese Communists in 1947.
I have just returned from another year in China where I have witnessed the Church grow. I have seen churches struggle to accommodate the crowds who come for Holy Mass, and I have listened to countless stories of Christian suffering under China’s Communist rule. Over the years I have traveled with, worshipped with, and prayed with Chinese Catholics. Priests have risked their safety to meet me at secluded places, accompany me on peasant-filled busses to remote places of Catholic martyrdom, and send me surreptitious messages about the continued suppression, suffering, and humiliation that China’s Catholics endure every day.
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