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Martin Luc Huin

French missionary, martyr, saint of the Catholic Church (1836–1866)

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Feast: 20 September (not on the universal Roman calendar; kept in the Roman Martyrology or local calendars)

Born
1836
Died
1866
Beatified
6 October 1968
unverified
Canonised
6 May 1984
unverified

Who they were

In the town of Su-Ryong in Korea, Saints Antoine Daveluy, bishop, Pierre Aumaître, Martin Luc Huin, priests, Joseph Chang Chu-gi, Thomas Son Cha-son and Luke Hwang Sok-tu, catechist, martyrs, who for their faith in Christ died by beheading.

The miracles

The Roman Martyrology does not describe the miracles approved in the cause.

Why that counted as sanctity

The Roman Martyrology remembers him on 30 March as a priest beheaded at Su-Ryong in Korea for his faith in Christ.

Connected on this site

  • The Korean Martyrs Saint honoured together
  • Joseph Chang Chu-gi Saint
    “In the town of Su-Ryong in Korea, Saints Antoine Daveluy, bishop, Pierre Aumaître, Martin Luc Huin, priests, Joseph Chang Chu-gi, Thomas Son Cha-son and Luke Hwang Sok-tu, catechist, martyrs, who for their faith in Christ died by beheading.” — this site's research
  • Luke Hwang Sŏk-tu Saint
    “In the town of Su-Ryong in Korea, Saints Antoine Daveluy, bishop, Pierre Aumaître, Martin Luc Huin, priests, Joseph Chang Chu-gi, Thomas Son Cha-son and Luke Hwang Sok-tu, catechist, martyrs, who for their faith in Christ died by beheading.” — this site's research
  • Marie-Nicolas-Antoine Daveluy Saint
    “In the town of Su-Ryong in Korea, Saints Antoine Daveluy, bishop, Pierre Aumaître, Martin Luc Huin, priests, Joseph Chang Chu-gi, Thomas Son Cha-son and Luke Hwang Sok-tu, catechist, martyrs, who for their faith in Christ died by beheading.” — this site's research
  • Pierre Aumaître Saint
    “In the town of Su-Ryong in Korea, Saints Antoine Daveluy, bishop, Pierre Aumaître, Martin Luc Huin, priests, Joseph Chang Chu-gi, Thomas Son Cha-son and Luke Hwang Sok-tu, catechist, martyrs, who for their faith in Christ died by beheading.” — this site's research
Sources

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