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St. Isaac Jogues was tomahawked to death and later decapitated.

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What is St. Isaac Jogues feast day?

The feast day of Saint Isaac Jogues is October 19.


When did Isaac Jogues die?

Isaac Jogues died on October 18, 1646 at the age of 39.


Was Abraham the father of St. Isaac Jogues?

I believe you have your story confused with the Old Testament Patriarch Abraham who had a son named Isaac, not the same person as St. Isaac Jogues who was born thousands of years after Abraham was dead.


What is Isaac Jogues's birthday?

Isaac Jogues was born on January 10, 1607.


When was Isaac Jogues born?

Isaac Jogues was born on January 10, 1607.


Did isaac jogues perform a miracle?

Isaac Jogues is not remembered as a great miracle worker. He is remembered as a missionary who died as a martyr while trying to Christianize Native Americans. St. Isaac Jogues was canonized a saint because he was martyred for the faith and lived an exemplary life. No miracles were attributed to him.


Did Saint Isaac Jogues perform a miracle?

Isaac Jogues is not remembered as a great miracle worker. He is remembered as a missionary who died as a martyr while trying to Christianize Native Americans. St. Isaac Jogues was canonized a saint because he was martyred for the faith and lived an exemplary life. No miracles were attributed to him.


What date was St. Isaac Jogues born?

January 10, 1667, in Orleans, France.


When is the feast day of Saint Isaac Jogues?

October 19 is the feast day of Isaac Jogues.


How old was Isaac Jogues at death?

Isaac Jogues died on October 18, 1646 at the age of 39.


How old is Isaac Jogues?

Isaac Jogues was born on January 10, 1607 and died on October 18, 1646. Isaac Jogues would have been 39 years old at the time of death or 408 years old today.


Did saint Isaac perform a miracle?

Isaac Jogues is not remembered as a great miracle worker. He is remembered as a missionary who died as a martyr while trying to Christianize Native Americans. St. Isaac Jogues was canonized a saint because he was martyred for the faith and lived an exemplary life. No miracles were attributed to him.