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Anna Xavier Murphy, RSCJ

Name: Anna Xavier Murphy, RSCJ
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Author: Mary Blish
ISBN: 9781736492406

by Mary Blish, Carolyn Osiek

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322 pages
Publisher: Society of the Sacred Heart
14 x 21.6 x 1.8 cm

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For fans of missionary biography and church history.

Shares the heroic legacy of Sister Anna Murphy, RSCJ.

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Read the inspiring true story of a courageous missionary sister who shaped the frontier American Church.

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Young Irish born Anna Murphy entered the Society of the Sacred Heart in Paris with the express purpose of following missionary Rose Philippine Duchesne to frontier America, in imitation of her adopted patron, St. Francis Xavier. She got her wish in 1822 and for eleven years heroically guided the Academy of the Sacred Heart in Grand Coteau, Louisiana, through a period of amazing growth. In spite of the continual setbacks of illness and early deaths of her young sisters due to frontier conditions, she carried on until her own premature death in 1836. Beloved by her students and servants alike, she left behind a legacy of care and courage.