Julh-20-acem Sogglem Santam

Julh-20-acem Sogglem Santam.

Santancem Vatt: Julh 20-cem Sogglem Santam. (Concannim).
O Caminho dos Santos: Os Santos e festas da Dia 20 de Julho. (Portugej).
The Way of the Saints: All Saints of July 20. (Waspish).

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Saudações! A Paz de Jesus Cristo esteja com você! Boas festas de Nossa Senhora, nossa Mãe Maria, sob os títulos de Nossa Senhora das Graças de Picpus e de Nossa Senhora da Zocueca, dos Santos Elias e Jeronimo!

The Peace of Jesus Christ be with you! Happy feasts of Our Lady, our Mother Mary, under the titles of Our Lady of Grace of Picpus and of Our Lady of Zocueca, of Saints Elias and Jerome!

Mary, Mother of All Christians, Most Powerful Intercessor with her son, Jesus Christ

MAJOR FEASTS

1. + St Elias the Prophet, heretics call him Elijah.


2. + St Jerome Aemiliani, confessor, founder of the Congregation of Somascha. Gaining renown for many miracles during his life and after his death, he was inscribed among the beatified by Pope Benedict XIV, and canonized by Pope Clement XIII.



Historical events

3. 1947: Canonization of Saint Louis Mary Grignion de Montfort.



Feasts of Mary, Mother of All Christians, Most Powerful Intercessor with her son, Jesus Christ

"Now we know that God doth not hear sinners: but if a man be a server of God, and doth his will, him he heareth." John ix, 31.
4. July 20, 1629: Our Lady of Grace, at Picpus, Fauborg Saint Antoine, Paris.
   
   Notre Dame de Grace. Picpus, Faubourg St. Antoine, Paris. 1629. "This image, which is in a small ship of wood with two angels at the end, was made in 1629, from a splinter taken from the famous image of Our Lady of Boulogne-sur-Mer. (Triple Couronne, n. 47.)"
   
   «This image, which is carved of wood in the shape of a small ship with two angels at the end, was made in the year 1629 from a splinter taken from the famous image of Our Lady of Boulogne-sur-Mer. Among the famous pilgrimages of Paris, that of the pilgrimage to the chapel of Picpus, in France, is said to rank fifth. The shrine contains the above mentioned statue, given in the sixteenth century to this monastery by the famous Capuchin Joyeuse, known as Pere Ange, and later transferred to Saint-Antione of Paris. Devotion to Mary retains its pristine fervor here, and many gifts and graces are bestowed on devotees by the Mother of Grace, Our Lady of Grace, Paris. Pilgrimages are as ancient as society itself, and in fact, all nations have had consecrated places, to which they have made it a duty to resort at certain periods of commemoration, to become more deeply penetrated with a sense of the benefits received from God, by visiting those spots which they believed to be sanctified by his presence or his miracles. God is everywhere, it is true. God hears in every place the prayer of faithful souls, and that in all places such prayer is granted; but what should hinder God from attaching certain favors to those ancient sanctuaries, where he has been pleased oftentimes to manifest his power by prodigies? Pilgrimages, which date from the deluge, which have been received by all nations, and which among Catholics strengthen religious feelings by opening the soul to a crowd of generous and sanctifying emotions, are therefore a thing good, laudable, useful, and agreeable to the Divinity. We see those pious practices held in honor from the early times of the Church; Mary, the holy women, and the apostles were the first pilgrims, and the faithful of Europe and Asia walked readily in their footsteps. They come in crowds to these places, and edify us by the splendor of their virtues. Their language is different, but their Catholic faith is the same.»


5. July 20, Our Lady of Zocueca or Nuestra Senora de Zocueca, Bailen, Andalusia, Spain.
   
   «It is assumed that the image of Our Lady of Zocueca in Bailen, in the province of Guarroman or Jaen, in Andalusia, has been moved from its original location in the now ruined large and powerful city of Oreto, during the Visigoth domination, between 320-330 AD. With the invasion of Spain by the Muslim Infidels in 713, the entire Hispano-Visigothic organization disappeared and, with it, the Bishopric of Oreto. Some of the inhabitants of Oreto flee, while others decided to remain under Muslim rule, which respects their language, customs and religion in exchange for certain taxes. These "Mozarab" Christians continue to venerate the Virgin Mary during the Muslim occupation. What remained of the old and illustrious city was given the Arabic name "Zuqueca" or "place of ruins," a term that for centuries will remain bound with the name of Mary. The Mozarabic Christians, with great sacrifices since they were poor people, and thanks to the donations collected with the indulgences issued by Pope Sixtus IV, were able to build up the present existing temple in 1632. Francisco de Mora, Bailen's Deputy Parish Priest, said that this image was certainly created by St Luke with cedar wood. In August 1936, during the Spanish Civil War, the sacred image of the Virgin of Zocueca was ruined by an ax. After the war, Mrs. Dolores Sanmartin Ochoa donated a new image of Our Lady, located today in the Sanctuary of El Rumblar. The current image is the work of the sculptor José María Alcacer, who managed to reproduce a perfect and faithful copy of the original. The size is small, about 50 cm. Five precious dresses were donated to the Virgin, one of which, red, was given by Isabella II, while the Duke of Bailen made one of white velvet with gold embroidery. The origin of the Zocueca Sanctuary dates back to the medieval period. The original sanctuary was renovated in the 15th century, but the current building was completed only in the 17th century. The coronation feast is celebrated every July 20. In 1681, due to a cholera epidemic the devotees of the Virgin of Zocueca raised prayers and supplications to be freed from the evil that devastated the entire region, proposing as a vow also a fast on the day before the feast.»



Collective of Martyrs and IsoMartyrs

6. + The Holy Martyrs of Barcelona in Catalonia, Spain Saints George of St Joseph, baptized as Anthony Bosch Verdura, Joan Joseph of Jesus Crucified, baptized as Joan Páfila Monllaó, and Luke of St Joseph, Carmelite, baptized as Joseph Tristan y Pujol, martyred, murdered July 20, 1936 by the Criminals, Satanists, Traitors, Apostates, Usurpers of Spain, Maranos and Freemasons, for refusing to worship Satan, refusing to be traitors. Not yet canonized by a Catholic pope.


7. + The Holy Martyrs of Corinth Saints Appia, Calorus, Cassius, Celsus, Cyriacus, Donatus, Emilius, Felix, Fructus, Magnus, Maximus, Nestita, Partinus, Pasterus, Paul, Romanus, Spretus, Tertius, Theodolus, Ueratia, Valerianus and Victor, the circumstances and their history is lost.


8. + The Holy Martyrs of Canillejas in the province of Madrid, Spain Saints Rita of the Sorrowful Heart of Jesus baptized as Rita Pujalte y Sánchez and Francisca of the Heart of Jesus, baptized as Francisca Aldea y Araujo, Sisters of Charity of the Sacred Heart of Jesus, martyred, murdered July 20, 1936 by the Criminals, Satanists, Traitors, Apostates, Usurpers of Spain, Maranos and Freemasons, for refusing to worship Satan, refusing to be traitors, Rita was exhumed and found incorrupt in 1940, re-interred in the cemetery of Almudena, Madrid, body found incorrupt in 1954, re-interred in the chapel in Villaverde, Madrid. Not yet canonized by a Catholic pope.


9. + The Holy Martyrs of Casa de Campo in the province of Madrid, Spain Saints Angel Martinez Miquelez, Gabriel, baptized as Bernard Sáiz Gutiérrez, Crescentiuso Ortiz Blanco, Redemptorist priests, martyred, murdered July 20, 1936 by the Criminals, Satanists, Traitors, Apostates, Usurpers of Spain, Maranos and Freemasons, for refusing to worship Satan, refusing to be traitors. Not yet canonized by a Catholic pope.


10. + The Holy Martyrs of Damascus Saints Cassia, Julianus, Macrobius, Maximus, Paul and Sabinus, the names of the other 10 martyrs have not come down to us, the circumstances and their history is lost.


11. + The Holy Martyrs of Madrid Saints Abraham Furones y Furones, and Hyacinth Garcia Riesco, Dominican priests, martyred, murdered July 20, 1936 in Madrid, Spain by the Criminals, Satanists, Traitors, Apostates, Usurpers of Spain, Maranos and Freemasons, for refusing to worship Satan, refusing to be traitors. Not yet canonized by a Catholic pope.


12. + The Holy Martyrs of Seoul Saints Anne Kim Chang-gum, John Baptist Yi Kwang-nyol, Lucia Kim Nusia, Magdalene Yi Yong-hui, Mary Won Kwi-im, Martha Kim Song-im, Rose Kim No-sa, Teresa Yi Mae-im, murdered by the Buddhists, July 20, 1839 at the Small West Gate, Seoul, Corea (Korea). Not yet canonized by a Catholic Pope.


13. + Martyrs of Zhaojia Saints Mary Zhao Guoshi and her daughters Mary Zhao and Rose Zhao, martyrs, a married lay woman and her two daughters, during the Boxer Rebellion, the three of them hid in a well to avoid being raped. They were found, dragged out, and killed for being Christian. Murdered July 20, 1900 in Zhaojia, Wuqiao, in the province of Hebei, China. The Boxers were a mix of pagans and Muslim Infidels, instigated by the Muslim Infidels jealous at the growing influence of Christianity in China. Not yet canonized by a Catholic pope.


14. + The Holy Martyrs of Zhoujiahe near Yingxian in the province of Hebei in China Saints Leo Ignatius Mangin, Paul Denn, Jesuit priests, Mary Zhou WuZhi, and some others, (it is reported some Chinese Christian women sheltering in the church with their children, all murdered), murdered by the Boxers, July 20, 1900. St Peter Zhou (or Zhu) Rixin, along with some other youngsters, escaped but he was captured elsewhere and also martyred. The number of Martyrs are said to be about 55-56, but it is probable that the Boxers butchered, as they planned, most of the 3000 Christians of the village. The Boxers were a mix of pagans and Muslim Infidels, instigated by the Muslim Infidels jealous at the growing influence of Christianity in China. Not yet canonized by a Catholic pope.



Individual Saints

15. + St Anne of St Basil, baptized as Anne Cartier, martyr, murdered July 20, 1794 at Orange, in the Vaucluse, France, by the Criminals, Satanists, Traitors, Apostates and Usurpers of France, Maranos and Freemasons, for refusing to worship Satan, refusing to be traitors, refusing to accept the Satanist Usurpers and Fraud "Government of Revolutionary France" as "Popes of France." Beatified May 10, 1925 by Pope Pius XI


16. + St Ansegisus, Benedictine monk at Fontenelle Abbey, France at age 18. Entrusted by Charlemagne and Louis le Debonnaire with the reform and restoration of the monasteries of St Sixtus, St Memius, Flay, and Luxeuil. He codified the laws of Charlemagne and Louis in the Capitulars. Abbot of Fontenelle; the monastery became famous for learning, discipline, and its library. He divided the riches he obtained from his diplomatic missions among various monasteries.


17. + St Anthony Fernandez Camacho, Salesian priest, martyred, murdered July 20, 1936 in Seville, Spain by the Criminals, Satanists, Traitors, Apostates, Usurpers of Spain, Maranos and Freemasons, for refusing to worship Satan, refusing to be traitors. Not yet canonized by a Catholic pope.


18. + St Apollinarius, collaborator of St Paul the Apostle, 1st bishop of Ravenna, martyr under Vespasian.


19. + St Argimirus Garcia Sandoval, Marist monk, martyred, murdered July 20, 1936 in Madrid, Spain by the Criminals, Satanists, Traitors, Apostates, Usurpers of Spain, Maranos and Freemasons, for refusing to worship Satan, refusing to be traitors. Not yet canonized by a Catholic pope.


20. + St Arilda, virgin and martyr, died in defence of her chastity. The church at Oldbury-on-the-Hill is dedicated to her.


21. + St Arnold of Vessem was a monk of Tongerloo who was martyred, murdered, by the Satanists, Calvinists, July 20, 1557. Tongerlo or Tongerloo Abbey is a Premonstratensian monastery at Tongerlo or Tongerloo in Westerlo near Antwerp, Belgium.


22. + St Aurelius, bishop of Carthage in the Roman province of Africa, now Tunisia, collaborated with St Augustine of Hippo against Pelagianism.


23. + St Bernward, orphaned at an early age, he was raised by his uncle Volkmar, bishop of Utrecht, and educated at the cathedral school at Heidelberg, where he was a schoolmate of St Meinwerk of Paderborn and at Mainz. Ordained at Mainz. Imperial chaplain and tutor to the future Emperor Otto III beginning in 987. Despite being blind, he was made the bishop of Hildesheim, Germany from 993, and ruled till 1020, when he resigned at the request of the papal legate. Encouraged the arts; commissioned religious paintings and sculpture, refurbished existing buildings, built new ones, and made altar vessels of gold and silver by hand, and dabbled in architecture and ornamental ironwork. His rule was marked with peace, and around 1020 he retired to a Benedictine monastery. Died November 20, 1022. Today will probably be a translation of his relics.


24. + St Caramnan or Carmnan, an Irish saint, his information is lost.


25. + St Cassian of St Saba, he was trained in monasticism at the monastery of Saint Saba where he became a monk and then abbot.


26. + St Curifin or Cuirbin, the Pious, in Hy-Fidhgeinte, County of Limerick, Ireland.


27. + St Elias, bishop of Jerusalem, driven into exile by Emperor Anastasius for his defense of the Council of Chalcedon, and in exile went victoriously to the Lord.


28. + Queen St Elswith, also known as Ealsitha, Ealhswitha, Etheldwitha and Ethelwitha, princess of Mercia, wife of King St Alfred the Great, she was widowed in 899, became a nun and later abbess at a convent she had founded in Winchester. Today is her birthday in the Lord, July 20, 903.


29. + St Flavian II, bishop of Antioch.


30. + St Folmer, a Danish saint of Alslev in Denmark, his history is lost.


31. + St Frumentius, brother of St Aedeius. Student of Meropius. While on a voyage on the Red Sea, their ship wrecked on the Abyssinian shore, and only Frumentius and Aedeius survived. They were taken to the king at Axum as a curiosity, and became members of the court, Frumentius serving as secretary. When the king died they stayed as part of the queen's court. She permitted them to introduce Christianity to the country, and open trade between Abyssinia and the west. Frumentius convinced St Athanasius of Alexandria to send missionaries from Alexandria, Egypt, and was himself consecrated as bishop for the Abyssinians. Converted many, including the princes Ezana and Sheazana, and established a firm foothold in Ethiopia for the faith. See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Frumentius.


32. + St Gepa, Norbertine nun, 2nd abbess of Füssenich near Zülpich in the present state of North Rhine-Westphalia in Germany.


33. + St Gregory Lopez. He was court page to King Philip II, he was well educated, especially in the sciences of his day. He lived six years as a hermit in Navarre before moving to Mexico in 1562 where he lived as a hermit among the natives near Zacatecas and the area of modern Mexico City. Because he was being sought out for spritiual guidance by local people, the archbishop of Mexico City had him examined for fidelity to the faith; the bishop and his priests were impressed with his knowledge, piety and wisdom. This only increased the number of people who sought him out, so he withdrew to the small village of Santa Fe where he lived his remaining days in solitude. Devotion to him is widespread throughout Mexico, and his canonization cause has been pursued since 1620.


34. + St Joseph Mary Dias St George or José María Díaz Sanjurjo, a Dominican priest, ordained on March 23, 1844. Missionary to Manila, Philippines, and then to Viet Nam. Coadjutor vicar apostolic of Central Tonking, Viet Nam and titular bishop of Plataea on 5 September 1848. One of the Martyrs of Viet Nam, martyred July 20, 1857 in Viet Nam.


35. + St Joseph Barsabas, surnamed the Just, a disciple of Jesus, mentioned in Acts as the other candidate for the 12th Apostle's position, the one vacated by Judas Iscariot. The lot having fallen upon Matthias, Joseph, notwithstanding, continued to preach and to advance in virtue, and after having sustained from the Jews many persecutions for the faith of Christ, happily ended his life in Judea. It is related of him that having drunk poison, he received no injury from it, because of his confidence in the Lord.


36. + St Manuel Trachiner Montaña, Vincentian, martyred, murdered July 20, 1936 in Hortaleza in the province of Madrid, Spain by the Criminals, Satanists, Traitors, Apostates, Usurpers of Spain, Maranos and Freemasons, for refusing to worship Satan, refusing to be traitors. Not yet canonized by a Catholic pope.


37. + St Margaret of Antioch, virgin and martyr. Her father was a pagan priest in the Pisidian Antioch. Her mother died when Margaret was an infant, and the girl was raised by a Christian woman. Margaret's father disowned her, her nurse adopted her, and Margaret converted, consecrating herself and her virginity to God. One day a Roman prefect saw the beautiful young Margaret as she was tending sheep, and tried to get her into his bed. When she refused, the official denounced her as a outlaw Christian, and she was brought to trial. When she refused to sacrifice to the pagan gods, the authorities tried to burn her, then boil her in a large cauldron; each time her prayers kept her unharmed. She was finally martyred by beheading. Part of her story involves her meeting the devil in the form of a dragon, being swallowed by the dragon, and then escaping safely when the cross she carried irritated the dragon's innards; this accounts for this virgin's association with pregnancy, labour, and childbirth. She was one of the saints who appeared to St Joan of Arc. One of the Fourteen Holy Helpers.


38. + St Mary Fu Guilin, a teacher, she was turned over to the pagan persecutors in the Boxer Rebellion, she publicly prayed to Christ, and was immediately murdered, martyred July 20, 1900 in Dailucun, Shenzhou, in the province of Hebei, China. The Boxers were a mix of pagans and Muslim Infidels, instigated by the Muslim Infidels jealous at the growing influence of Christianity in China. Not yet canonized by a Catholic pope.


39. + St Mere, a martyr, her history is lost.


40. + St Modmund, a martyr of Gloucester, his history is lost.


41. + St Paphnutius of Scete, martyr. A priest and a desert hermit in Egypt in the late 3rd and early 4th-century, student of St Macarius the Great. The only times he would leave his hermit's cell was to attend Mass at a church 5 miles away on Saturday night and Sunday monring; he would carry back a bucket of water that was all the water he would consume until the next trip to Mass. During the persecutions of Diocletian, governor Hadrian sent troops to bring in Paphnutius; the hermit heard they were coming, went to the governor on his own, and made a public profession of Christianity. He was imprisoned and tortured to get him to give up his faith; he faith was so strong that he converted forty fellow prisoners (who were burned to death) and two of his torturers, Dionysius and Callimachus (who were beheaded). Released, Paphnutius was taken in by a local Christian named Nestorius, and spent his day preaching and teaching to the man's family and anyone else who would listen; at least 546 people were brought to the faith, all of whom were later martyred. Hadrian finally sent the troublesome hermit to Diocletian whose forces finally killed him. They tied a stone around his neck and threw him into a river; he floated to shore on the stone, he was crucified on a date tree in the early 4th century. Paphnutius is most famous for his accounts of the lives of many holy hermits of the Egyptian desert, including St Onuphrius.


42. + St Paul, a deacon in Cordoba in Muslim-occupied Spain, he became a monk at the St Zoilus monastery in Cordoba. He was a relative of St Eulogius. He had a special ministry caring for Christians imprisoned for their faith by the Muslim Infidels. Martyr by Muslim Infidels at Cordoba July 20 851. Following the example of St Sisenandus, he presented himself to the Muslim Infidels declaring the falsity of their religion and proclaiming the divinity of Christ. He was arrested and thrown into prison, where he found a priest from Beja, named Tiberinus, imprisoned there for twenty years, and promised him to obtain his release from God: the promise was kept by Paul a few days after his death. He was martyred on July 20, 851, and his remains, recovered by some Christians, were buried in the church of St Zoilus. At this date it is commemorated by Usuardo in his Martyrology and then by Baronius in the Roman Martyrology, both drawing directly from the narration of St Eulogius.


43. + St Peter Zhou (or Zhu) Rixin, a teenager raised in a rare village where the majority were Christian. He was in the church where the other Martyrs of Zhujiahe were killed during the Boxer Rebellion, but managed to escape. Peter was later seized the same day, and dragged in front of the local prefect who ordered him to renounce Christianity; he refused for which he was martyred, beheaded, July 20, 1900 in Loujiazhuang, Jingxian, in the province of Hebei, China. The Boxers were a mix of pagans and Muslim Infidels, instigated by the Muslim Infidels jealous at the growing influence of Christianity in China. Not yet canonized by a Catholic pope.


44. + St Raymond Artigues Sirvent, priest of the diocese of Lleida, martyred, murdered July 20, 1936 in Alguaire, Lleida, Spain by the Criminals, Satanists, Traitors, Apostates, Usurpers of Spain, Maranos and Freemasons, for refusing to worship Satan, refusing to be traitors. Not yet canonized by a Catholic pope.


45. + St Rorice. He was known in his community as an honourable and upright man. Rorice one day had a conversion experience that led him to complete devotion to God and a more religious life. Bishop of Limoges, France in 484. Died 507.


46. + St Severa, abbess of the convent of Oehren in Trier or Treves in Germany. Died about 750.


47. + St Severa, sister of St Modoald of Trier. She became a nun, and was elected the 1st abbess of the St Gemma convent in Villeneuve, France; it was later renamed Sainte-Severe in her honor. She died about 680.


48. + St Virginius Peter, baptized as Vincent Lopez y Lopez, Delasallian, martyred, murdered July 20, July 1936 in Almudena in the province of Madrid, Spain by the Criminals, Satanists, Traitors, Apostates, Usurpers of Spain, Maranos and Freemasons, for refusing to worship Satan, refusing to be traitors. Not yet canonized by a Catholic pope.


49. + St Wilgefortes, virgin and martyr in Portugal, who merited the crown of martyrdom on a cross in defense of the faith and her chastity.


50. + St Wulmar, the uncle of St Eremberta of Wierre. He was a priest, became a monk, founding a convent at Wierre-aux-Bois, France and the monastery of Samer near Boulogne, France that was later renamed Saint-Vulmaire in his honour.


51. + St Xi Guizi or Qi Zhuzi, K'i-Tchou-Tzeu, Chi Zhuzi or Chi Zhuze was born around 1882 into a non-Christian family in the village of Dechao, Shanxi province, China. At seventeen, he approached Christianity through a convert from his village. He abstained from the traditional cults of his family, being isolated from it. He was skinned alive by the Boxers, July 20, 1900, he was not yet 18. His was a baptism of blood. The Boxers were a mix of pagans and Muslim Infidels, instigated by the Muslim Infidels jealous at the growing influence of Christianity in China. Not yet canonized by a Catholic pope.

NOT A SAINT

1. The Apostate Vatican 2 sect suggests that Elias Chavchavadse, died August 30, 1907, and celebrated by the Heretical Georgian sect for July 20, is a "Saint" and a "Martyr." The Catholic Church excludes that possibility. He lived, and died a heretic, a member of a sect, and therefore, as per Unam Sanctam and the Council of Florence's Cantate Domino, he is damned in hell.

OREMUS

Most Holy Mary, Mother of God, and our Mother, and all you Saints, Fathers, Mothers, Brothers, Sisters, Popes, Archbishops, Bishops, Hermits, Monks, Martyrs, Virgins, Champions and Heroes of Jesus Christ, whose feasts is today, named and unnamed, we pray to you for your intercession and guidance, lead us away from error and evil and into the Grace and Love of God, that with your assistance, we may join you in Eternity with the Living God, we make this prayer through Jesus Christ Our Lord, Who Lives and Reigns, in the Unity of the Godhead, with the Father and the Holy Ghost, one God, forever and ever, Amen.

Lúcío Mascarenhas.