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A Grand Adventure: Memoirs of a Missionary Nun

Name: A Grand Adventure: Memoirs of a Missionary Nun
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Author: Sister Helen Warman
ISBN: 9781988908311

by Sister Helen Warman

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186 pages
Publisher: Underhill Books
12.7 x 20.4 x 1.1 cm

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A memoir written by Sister Helen Warman, an Australian nun of the Daughters of Our Lady of the Sacred Heart. Sister Helen spent sixty years as an educator in Catholic missions to Papua New Guinea, primarily in Milne Bay Province (including the Trobriand Islands and Alotau) and in Port Moresby. Profits from sales will go to the "Back Door" outreach projects run by the OLSH convent in Boroko, Papua New Guinea.