The Vatican Says a Newborn Martyr Had a ‘Baptism of Blood’: What Does That Mean?
Why is the Ulma baby, who was unbaptized, also considered a martyr?
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Ulma Family Beatified on a ‘Day of Joy’ in Poland
Jozef and Wiktoria Ulma and their seven children were martyred during World War II for sheltering two Jewish families from the Nazis.
Pope Francis: Addressing Others’ Wrongs ‘Without Rancor’ Requires Kindness and Courage
Following his reflection, the Holy Father expressed his ‘closeness to the dear people of Morocco’ and referenced the beatification of the Ulma family, ‘a model for all of us.’
The Ulma Family: Models of the Beatitudes
COMMENTARY: The nine members of the Polish family, who will be beatified Sept. 10, willingly accepted persecution on account of their love for Christ — a love that led them to the defense of others.
Meet the Ulmas Through the Saints’ Dicastery Prefect: ‘This Is a Beautiful Family’
New book offers interview with Cardinal Marcello Semeraro about ‘communal dimension of holiness’ ahead of historic beatification.
Priest Heads to Ulma Family Beatification: ‘Saintly Figures So Close to My Family Tree’
A New Mexico priest with Polish roots and familial connection to the martyrs is on his way to Poland to celebrate the historic occasion.
On This Day in 1944 the Ulma Family Was Martyred by the Nazis
The entire Ulma family will be beatified on Sept. 10 in a ceremony in Markowa, the village in southeast Poland where the Ulmas were executed.
