After military maneuvering from, what is now called, Matanzas Bay, he attacked Fort Caroline by land and subsequently defeated the French forces. Then, following orders from King Phillip II of Spain, he had French prisoners executed. The Bay was thereafter known as Matanzas, which means slaughter in Spanish.
Matanzas Bay is in St. Augustine . The "French forces" mentioned here are Huguenot pilgrims.
The other one St. Anselm
try this link.
i know what Matanza means, so that is why i asked! interesting stuff on St. Anselm. There is an excellent all boys catholic school in DC named St Anselm's Abbey, seems appropriately named.