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Overcoming obstacles to become a member of the Passionist Order, Dominic Barberi always felt his vocation was to work in England.
When he was finally able to do so, he worked for Christian unity and to fulfil the prayer of Christ 'that they may all be one'. The climax for him was receiving John Henry Newman into the Roman Catholic Church.
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One happy day, in the midst of writing to her fiancee, her hand stopped writing unbidden; then it continued by itself, etching the words which would change her life forever; 'but there's no point now, as I am going to be a nun.That bolt from the blue set events in motion that caused Shirley to lose her mother and sisters, her husband to be, her horses, her parties and life of ease. Within months, Shirley had become Sister Agatha. But her faith in her choice never faltered, despite years of great difficulty when her convent was close to bankruptcy. Read More
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The African saints that Catholics are most likely to have heard of – even if they don’t know much about them – lived a very long time ago, and often in parts of Africa which are no longer Christian. Read More
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The stories of numerous Asian saints and martyrs such as St Andrew Dung Lac an Tran and St Paul Miki S. Read More
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As Agnes Bojaxhiu left her home in Albania to join the missionary Loreto Sisters in Ireland, she began a journey which would make her one of the most famous women of the twentieth century. Read More
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