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Rosalie Rendu

Louise Sullivan, D.C. Sister Rosalie Rendu: A Daughter of Charity On Fire with Love for the Poor. Chicago, IL: Vincentian Studies Institute, 2006.

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Contents

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Sister Rosalie Rendu (full text)

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Table of Contents

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Introduction

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Chapter One: A Child of the Revolution

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Chapter Two: The Adolescent in Search of Her Vocation

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Chapter Three: The Daughters of Charity

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Chapter Four: A New Storm Gathers

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Chapter Five: At the Service of the Poor of the Mouffetard District

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Chapter Six: At the Service of the Poor of the Mouffetard District

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Chapter Seven: The Woman Behind the Works

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Chapter Eight: Expansion of the Works of Rue de L'Épée-de-Bois

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Chapter Nine: Revolution and Disease: 1830-1854

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Chapter Ten: Sister Rosalie's Network of Charity

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Chapter Eleven: Sister Rosalie's Network of Charity

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Chapter Twelve: Sister Rosalie's Network of Charity

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Chapter Thirteen: Limitations on Sister Rosalie's Apostolic Activity

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Chapter Fourteen: Sister Rosalie's Reputation for Sanctity

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Appendix: Chronology

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Bibliography

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Index

 
 

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