Project Xavier is devoted to the spread of the Gospel in Asia through evangelization and the ongoing formation of Catholics. Through personal encounter and educational efforts, we seek to draw individuals into a deeper relationship with Jesus and help them see the special plan He has for them.
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The Chinese Martyrs
“Do not be afraid to go out into the streets and into public places, like the first apostles who preached Christ and the Good New of salvation in the squares of cities, towns, and villages. This is no time to be ashamed of the Gospel. It is time to preach it from the rooftops.”
Pope Saint John Paul II, World Youth Day 1993
朱吳 St. Mary Zhu Wu (1850-1900)
In July of 1900, Zhujiahe was a small village in Hebei with roughly 300 Catholics making up its population. By mid-July, 3,000 more Catholics had flooded into the town seeking refuge during the Boxer Rebellion. The Boxers, however, followed them there, killing the men who were trying to defend the village. Over one thousand women…
张大鹏 St. Joseph Zhang Dapeng (1754-1815)
When Zhang Depeng was introduced to Christianity, he had a number of obstacles to overcome before he could be baptized. The struggle to conform himself to Christ at the beginning of his journey must have strengthened him to stand firm in the face of persecution at the end. Dapeng was born in Duyun, Guizhou in…
曹桂英 Saint Agnes Cao Guiying (1821-1856)
April 28, 1821 – March 1, 1856 Orphaned as a child, widowed after 2 years of marriage, locked up in a cage for being a catechist, Saint Agnes Cao couldn’t deny the hardships of life. Neither could she allow those hardships to shake her faith in the Risen Christ. Cao Guiying was born on April…
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