Francisco Garrpe: Heroic Martyrdom

Silence (Library Edition)

Garrpe's unwavering faith and his death in the sea.

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Garrpe's OptimismGarrpe's Optimism
Garrpe's Optimism Cheerful Companion Garrpe kept up spirits with humor. He called the charcoal hut 'the monastery.' He was the more practical of the two. He argued against risky actions. His Faith He was confident in God's protection. He had no doubts about the mission. Significance
The DrowningThe Drowning
The Drowning The Choice When the three Christians were thrown into the sea, Garrpe rushed into the water. He swam after the boat, shouting 'Lord, hear our prayer!' He was struck by lances and sank. The Meaning Garrpe's death was a traditional martyrdom. He did not apostatize. He gave his life for others. Significance
During the hiding in Tomogi, 1638
Summer 1638