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Oklahoma Martyr

Season 7 Episode 3 | 28m 47sVideo has Closed Captions

An Oklahoma farm boy who became a priest and was murdered may one day become a saint.

Father Stanley Rother found his life’s calling at a mission in Guatemala. He became very close to the people of the mountain village, but his compassion made him a target. In July 1981, he was brutally murdered in the rectory of the church. In September Father Rother was beatified in Oklahoma City by a Cardinal of the Roman Catholic Church and is on a path to being recognized as a saint.

12/18/2017

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Oklahoma Martyr

Season 7 Episode 3 | 28m 47sVideo has Closed Captions

Father Stanley Rother found his life’s calling at a mission in Guatemala. He became very close to the people of the mountain village, but his compassion made him a target. In July 1981, he was brutally murdered in the rectory of the church. In September Father Rother was beatified in Oklahoma City by a Cardinal of the Roman Catholic Church and is on a path to being recognized as a saint.

12/18/2017

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