May 14, 2026 58 min

Paul Fox

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In a time when being Catholic in Japan could cost you everything, ten-year-old Louis Ibaraki has more questions than answers. Orphaned, proud, and struggling to trust, Louis is thrown into a world of strange Latin prayers, secret Masses, and quiet heroism. Then he meets Maxium Tayeka—a swordsmith's son with a steady heart and a quiet strength—and everything begins to change. Paul Fox brings us the true story of St. Louis Ibaraki, the youngest of the Twenty-Six Martyrs of Nagasaki. A Boy Sized Cross Download the Veritas mobile app Joe & Joe on X Joe & Joe on YouTube

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