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Father François Laisney


Q: What was the cause of Massacre of Saint Bartholomew's Day in 1572? Protestants exclaim that Catholics killed the true faithful(protestants). Catholics were just?


A: The cause of the massacre of Saint Bartholomew¡¯s day (24th August) 1572 was the inaction of the royal power to repress the MANY exactions done by the Protestants. As I grew up in France, in MANY instances one finds lots of damage – visible still today – done by Protestants in France in those turbulent years: many statues have had their head cut off, not by the French Revolution, but by the Protestants 200 years earlier. And they did not only cut off heads of statues, but also of people.


And the royal power (counselled by some Protestants advisors: many nobles had become protestants) did not exercise justice punishing them.


Some events shortly before just made the situation worse: the heir of the throne, who was a protestant, was married with a sister of the king! (Later he will not be allowed to become king of France Henri IV until he converted to the Catholic Faith, since it was an essential element required by the French Law.) The arrogance of the protestants at the occasion of the marriage got the people most excited, and it degenerated with the massacres.

So the people got very angry and this ended up by the 24th August 1572¡¯s massacres.

Now it is quite clear that this was an over-reaction: and the evils done by the protestants did not justify such massacre (one should not render evil for evil). Yet they are a ¡°psychological¡± explanation; these evils were the cause of the reaction.

 It is evident that the Protestants were NOT the ¡°true faithful¡±, on the contrary. They were unfaithful to the faith of their fathers, which was the Catholic Faith since the time of Clovis, baptised by St Rémi at Christmas 496.


Sincerely yours in Jesus and Mary,
Father François Laisney