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Screen capture from the Sept. 8, 1952 issue of Life Magazine.

By Terence P. Jeffrey, CNSNews, April 22, 2015

Fahy wrote in a first-person account Life Magazine published in 1952 (and that is now available online beginning page 127).

Every San Franciscan — and every friend of freedom — should learn about Eugene Fahy, a native of Northern California who took a stand against tyrants and never backed down.

Born in San Mateo in 1911 and educated at Saint Ignatius and the University of San Francisco, Fahy was a brilliant man who left behind indisputable proof of his eloquence and courage. He could have been a prince of the city, one of San Francisco’s most prominent and prosperous men. Instead he took a vow of poverty and devoted his life to God.

He joined the Jesuits, went to China, was ordained a priest in Shanghai in 1945, and found himself in the district of Yangchow in 1949 — when the Communists arrived there. …

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