Saint Madeleine Sophie Barat (1779-1865) - Gimber, Rscj Frances
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A Worldwide Educational VisionMadeleine Sophie Barat, a child of pre-revolutionary France, became the founder of a congregation of Catholic sisters who developed a tradition of education that continues today worldwide. She and her sisters saw in the solid education of women a means of restoring French society devastated by the Revolution, and she saw dedication to the love of God symbolized by the heart of Christ as the basis of that education. She led the Society of the Sacred Heart for 63 years; during that time in spite of revolutions, expulsions, political troubles of all kinds, she saw it…mehr

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A Worldwide Educational VisionMadeleine Sophie Barat, a child of pre-revolutionary France, became the founder of a congregation of Catholic sisters who developed a tradition of education that continues today worldwide. She and her sisters saw in the solid education of women a means of restoring French society devastated by the Revolution, and she saw dedication to the love of God symbolized by the heart of Christ as the basis of that education. She led the Society of the Sacred Heart for 63 years; during that time in spite of revolutions, expulsions, political troubles of all kinds, she saw it spread to four continents. Today her educational vision continues to inspire her sisters and their partners in mission around the world to discover and reveal the love of God in Christ through their commitment to the education of young people in all its forms. With over a dozen images, this book will acquaint you with Madeleine Sophie Barat's life story and inspiring legacy.¿
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Frances Gimber, RSCJ, worked for many years in Sacred Heart schools in the United States and in Tokyo. She later served in the general secretariat of the Society of the Sacred Heart in Rome. After returning to the States in 2001, she was archivist of the United States-Canada Province of the Society. She also regularly gave workshops on the history of the Society to the novices of the province, then to those of the international novitiate in Chicago. Sister Gimber lives at Oakwood in Atherton, California.