St Vincent Ferrer Convert The Jews

TheCatholicState
Published on Apr 5, 2024
Lyrics:

Saint Vincent
What a great Christian preacher
He went straight to the Jews
To the synagogue to teach

Saint Vincent got upon the pulpit
Started preaching, saying:

“One who dies a Jew will be damned!”
And your synagogue is a harlot
And if you want to all be saved
You’d all best become Christians

He consecrated those synagogues
Turning them all into churches
Converting 25,000 Jews
Taking their souls away from Satan

Saint Vincent got upon the pulpit
Started preaching, saying:

“One who dies a Jew will be damned!”
And your synagogue is a harlot
And if you want to all be saved
You’d all best become Christians

Saint Vincent we need you now
The Jews are persecuting us Christians
They’re Judaizing our societies
Saint Vincent pray that God converts them

Saint Vincent got upon the pulpit
Started preaching, saying:

“One who dies a Jew will be damned!”
And your synagogue is a harlot
And if you want to all be saved
You’d all best become Christians

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