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Martyrdom
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31.2—March/April, 2018
Year of the Sword: The Assyrian Christian Genocide, A History
by Joseph Yacoub, tr. James Ferguson
31.2—March/April, 2018
A Theology of Martyrdom in the Early Church
29.6—Nov/Dec, 2016
On the Politics of Martyrdom
27.1—Jan/Feb, 2014
Witnesses to the Conversion of a Culture
22.2—March, 2009
Reflections on the Difference Between Martyrdom & Suicide Thirty Years After Jonestown
22.2—March, 2009
A Cloud of Witnesses: Saints and Martyrs From the Holy Land
by Bishop Demetri (Matta) Khoury
19.2—March, 2006
The Early Christians Give Us the Signs of the Christian Life: Broken Bread & Lives Poured Out
13.3—April, 2000
The New Martyrs of the Religious Left
13.10—December, 2000
The Growing Company of Martyrs
Reflections from Canterbury Cathedral’s East Chapel
17.5—June, 2004
The Early Church’s Martyrs—A Tough but Necessary Act to Follow
16.8—October, 2003
on the Martyrs of Uganda
14.9—November, 2001
The Catholic Martyrs
of the Twentieth Century
by Robert Royal
12.6—November/December, 1999
11.5—September/October, 1998
Sacraments, Martyrdom & the Sons of Zebedee
Two Gospel Texts in the Tradition
more from the online archives
33.3—May/June 2020
Bach's Cantata BWV 106, Gottes Zeit ist die allerbesteZeit (God's time is the very best time) by Ken Myers
33.1—January/February 2020
on the Consequences of One Birth Before Roe v. Wade by Craig Kellogg Galer
31.5—September/October 2018
on the Congregation as a Wilderness by Paul Gregory Alms
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