US EditionWhat’s Better Left Unsaid: The Testimony of Jean de Brébeuf, Martyr
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What’s Better Left Unsaid: The Testimony of Jean de Brébeuf, Martyr
The images of the great martyrs of the past, those disciples and followers of Christ who committed their all—body and soul—to the Great Commission, to spread the Word to all worldwide, inspired Jean de Brébeuf as a young man growing up in France. With the intent to sacrifice himself for Christ, he became a novice of the Jesuit order in Rouen, and in 1623 he was ordained a Jesuit priest. Two years later, when he was thirty-two-years old, he journ…
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