Saint Isaac Jogues: Life and Letters

Saint Isaac Jogues: Life and LettersIn the trackless wilderness of seventeenth century North America, a lone Jesuit priest bore the wounds of Christ into a pagan land. Isaac Jogues: Life and Letters tells the gripping true story of a French missionary who faced torture, captivity, and death among the Mohawk people, offering every torment as a sacrifice to God. Written in a stirring, accessible style, this biography recounts Jogues heroic apostolate among the Hurons and Iroquois, his

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this biography recounts Jogues’ heroic apostolate among the Hurons and Iroquois