Francis Vernon Douglas

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Francis Vernon Douglas was a New Zealand Catholic priest and missionary who was martyred in the Philippines during World War II and later honored for his faith and sacrifice.

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instanceOf Catholic priest
human
martyr
missionary
alsoKnownAs Father Francis Douglas
Fr. Francis Vernon Douglas
causeOfDeath killed by Japanese forces
conflictInvolved Japanese occupation of the Philippines
World War II
countryOfBirth New Zealand
countryOfCitizenship New Zealand
countryOfDeath Philippines
dateOfBirth 1910-05-22
dateOfDeath 1943-07-27
dateOfOrdination 1934-10-29
denomination Roman Catholic
linked to: Roman Catholicism
educatedAt Columban seminary
Holy Cross College, Mosgiel
gender male
hasTitle Servant of God
honoredBy Catholic Church in New Zealand
Diocese of Wellington
mannerOfDeath martyrdom
torture
memberOf Society of St. Columban
memorial Francis Douglas Memorial College
parishes and schools named in his honor
missionaryWorkIn Philippines
notableFor martyrdom during World War II in the Philippines
refusing to break the seal of confession
occupation Catholic priest
missionary
ordainedAs Catholic priest
placeOfBirth Johnsonville, New Zealand
placeOfDeath Paete, Laguna, Philippines
linked to: Paete, Laguna
placeOfOrdination Wellington, New Zealand
religion Catholic Church
linked to: Roman Catholicism
rememberedFor courage under persecution
faith and sacrifice
servedAs parish priest
servedIn Diocese of Lingayen
Pililla, Rizal, Philippines
subjectOf biographical works
cause for beatification
veneratedIn New Zealand
Philippines

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Francis Douglas Memorial College namedAfter Francis Vernon Douglas