A Saint Indeed
I hate to admit it but I was only vaguely familiar with the story of the Catholic Priest and Saint, Father Maximilian Kolbe, who was at Auschwitz and sacrificed his life to save a Jewish man.
How Christlike can you get? I am in awe of this man (and I am a very staunch Protestant!)
Captain's Quarters has the entire story. It is inspiring and really worth reading.
I just wish my computer wouldn't refuse to let me comment there (for some reason it will not allow me to log in, even though I have an account.)
How Christlike can you get? I am in awe of this man (and I am a very staunch Protestant!)
Captain's Quarters has the entire story. It is inspiring and really worth reading.
I just wish my computer wouldn't refuse to let me comment there (for some reason it will not allow me to log in, even though I have an account.)
posted by shoprat at 8:25 PM
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Facinating story. I would like to say that I would be as Christlike as the priest, but I don't know that I would have the courage.
Awesome story!! I too am a protestant that is very impressed.
"A greater love hath no man..."
I also read that story yesterday.
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