St. Monica, the mother of St. Augustine of Hippo, writes from Italy while she waits to sail back to her home of Tagaste in Northern Africa. She writes her story and explains why she is full of great joy because, after years of prayer, her decades-long desire has been fulfilled.

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The French St. Claude Colombière writes from Protestant England where he has been sent by his Jesuit superiors. He tells of his life in London and his promotion of the devotion to the Sacred Heart after serving as a spiritual director for St. Margaret Mary Alacoque.

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The Benedictine St. Lioba writes from Germany where she is serving as a missionary supporting Bishop St. Boniface. Both are originally from England. With her first-rate education, St. Lioba is a busy person guiding her fellow sisters, teaching, and advising clergy and secular rulers alike.

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St. Clare writes you a letter from Assisi to tell you about how she decided to follow St. Francis who was living the Gospel in a whole new way. Let Clare tell you about her life and the miracles that God performs to support her religious sisters and her.

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St. Elizabeth Ann Seton is the first American born U.S. citizen who was canonized. She writes from Emmitsburg, Maryland and tells her story of conversion and founding the first religious order in the United States.

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