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soldier, who again took him in his arms. John, seeing thatLouis was frightened, said to him: " My son, take courage,do not fear; we are going to enter Paradise." Theexecutiori was begun by beheading the three women andyoung Louis; then fire was set to the funeral pile.John Tanaca, seeing his fetters consumed, walkedthrough the flames and went to kiss the hands of eachof his companions; he then returned to his place, wherehe fell and expired. Finally, all having accomplishedtheir sacrifice, they went to receive in heaven the palmthat they had merited, July 12, 1625.CHAPTER XXVII.FRIGHTFUL PERSECUTION IN THE KINGDOM OF ARIMA-JOACHIM MINESUIEDAI, CASPAR NAGAIOSAN, LOUIS XIN-SABURO, JOHN TEMPEI, BARTHOLOMEW SANUIEMON, SIMONKElSAIEMON, PAUL UCHIBORI, LEONARD MASSUDADEUZO,AND THEIR COMPANIONS.IN 1627, the persecution in the kingdom of Arima wasredoubled. New tortures were invented to torment theChristians more cruelly; and the following was the occasion.The governor of this country was accused ofmalversation and of negligence in drivingaway the missionaries.The emperor wished to dismiss him and evento deprive him of life; and the latter only escaped bypromising to exterminate all the Christians of the country.To this end, he had at first the names of all themales, not excepting the smaller children, taken down.He then ordered to be manufactured three iron instruments,suitable for forming together the word Quirixitan,26Private Use Only
402 The Martyrs of rapan. [PART 11.that is, Christian, which was thus divided: Quiri-xi-fan;being heated in the fire, the three instruments were usedto impress these characters on the forehead and the twocheeks of every Christian. Many apostatized to escapethis torture; but the rest remained steadfast.Two young pages, John and Michael, showed a beautifulexample of firmness. The governor, after havingexhausted every means to make them abandon the Christianreligion, threatened them that he would have all thefingers of their hands cut off. They at once boldly presentedtheir hands, and the governor was on the pointof executing his threat; but he restrained himself, anddrove them away from his house. Michael went to aforest to hide himself; as for John, he was soon recalledby the tyrant, who, finding him always firm in his faith,had his face burnt with a torch so that his nostrils wereentirely destroyed. A rope was then put around hisneck and attached to a beam in a way that he couldtoucl~ the ground only with the tips of his feet. Afterwards,his hands and feet having been bound behind hisback, and being raised in the air, he was rapidly turnedaround. This was the cause of terrible anguish, towhich poor John would have succumbed had not thegovernor released him. He did not die, but he constantlysuffered excruciating pains till he had the happinessto give his life for Jesus Christ.In the country of Ximabara eighty Christians, seeingthat the persecution was increasing, encouraged one anotherto die for the faith. The governor having beeninformed of this, had them conducted into a citadel,giving orders to the commandant to force them intoapostasy; but all his efforts having been useless, he hadthem come out one by one, and outside they were scourgedin such a manner that many of them lost their lives, andthe rest scarcely survived.The governor gave orders that there should be sent toMore Free Items at www.catholickingdom.com
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