Join Sister Imelda as she shares amazing stories of brave girls and women who said yes to God's call and went on to change the world even when things got tough. In this episode, she tells the inspiring story of St. Josephine Bakhita, who, after being taken captive and made a slave, finds freedom by giving her life to God.
“God’s Princesses” is a new series from the creators of Brother Francis, with fun, faith-filled stories that remind all young Catholic girls that they, too, are part of God’s Royal Household!
For God’s Princesses readers, coloring books, and more click here: https://brotherfrancisstore.com/collections/gods-princesses?refformed_org
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This documentary short shares the story of Sister Josephine Garret, CSFM. In the final video of Cultivating Catholic Feminism, Sister Josephine shares her insight on religious life, community, and Catholic feminism.
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