Saint Josephine Bakhita (The First Black Woman Canonized as Saint in 2000): The Unveiling of Saint Josephine Margaret Bakhita's Remarkable Life and Legacy (Patron Saint of Sudan and human-trafficking)
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Saint Josephine Bakhita (The First Black Woman Canonized as Saint in 2000): The Unveiling of Saint Josephine Margaret Bakhita's Remarkable Life and Legacy (Patron Saint of Sudan and human-trafficking)

by Charles S. Walton

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Explore the remarkable life of Saint Josephine Bakhita, the first Black woman canonized by the Catholic Church in 2000 and patron saint of Sudan and human-trafficking survivors.

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This book presents the life of Saint Josephine Bakhita, highlighting her journey from enslavement to sainthood.

It covers her recognition by the Catholic Church and her designation as patron saint of Sudan and victims of human trafficking.

The narrative focuses on her enduring legacy and the significance of her canonization in 2000.

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