a voice from the rustbelt: Four Martyrs of December 2nd

Friday, December 2, 2011

Four Martyrs of December 2nd

I placed this photoscan here several months before in anticipation of an essay. I respect the martyrs, they gave everything. Those who martyred them, not just the catspaws, take everything. For those of us that love justice, we live in continual sadness. In everything, it seems the worst triumph in work, business, government, church, and in life. I can not surrender, i may leave the field, but never surrender. Resistance is our right and duty. Some may petition God. God does what He wants to do.

top left: Cleveland Lay Mission Team Member Jean Donovan
top right: Maryknoll Sister Ita Ford
lower left: Maryknoll Sister Maura Clarke
lower right: Ursuline Sister Dorothy Kazel

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