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Using Jogues’ own writings, Lalemant recounts the saint’s unshakeable confidence in God during his captivity by the Iroquois. He voluntary surrendered himself into their hands to minister to his captured friends, sharing in their torture until the murder of his companion St. René Goupil, the first of the North American Martyrs to receive his crown. Yet all of these gruesome experiences lead Jogues into a rapturous dream of Christ the Judge, who kindles in his heart "a great fire of love" and spares him from the seemingly inevitable hand of death.
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