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African Saints, African Stories 40 Holy Men and WomenAfrican Saints, African Stories 40 Holy Men and Women

From Africa come a wealth of saints and other inspirational people who serve as role models of faith for all races. Some are well-known, like Saints Augustine, a doctor of the church, and his mother, Monica. Others may be unknown to us, such as Blessed Daudi Okelo and Blessed Jildo Irwa, twentieth-century Ugandan martyrs.
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 Book Of The Month

Oblate Sisters of Providence
A Pictorial History

Oblate Sisters of Providence - A Pictorial HistoryThe Donning Company Publishers is pleased to announce the release of a new volume of local history in Maryland: Oblate Sisters of Providence: A Pictorial History. This stunning volume celebrates the history of this religious order, telling the remarkable story through hundreds of photographs collected and cherished by the Sisters.

In 1828 four women began a religious order in Baltimore, Maryland. With God's blessing, and the support of thousands through the years, the Oblate Sisters of Providence became the first sustained order of religious women of African descent in the world. This beautiful 8.5" x 11" limited-edition volume tells their story of purpose, community, joy, hardship, and most of all faith. High quality photographs and in-depth information make this book a wonderful learning tool and lifelong reminder of the richly blessed Oblate Sisters of Providence. The author, Sharon Knecht, began her association with the Oblate Sisters of Providence in 2001 as an intern in the OSP Archives. Since that time she has worked for the Oblates as project archivist, website designer, and is currently the archivist for the order. She and her husband live in Catonsville, Maryland. This is her first published book.

Oblate Sisters of Providence: A Pictorial History is available now. Purchase your volume today for only $35.00 (hard cover) or $30.00 (soft cover). Your book may be shipped directly to you at an additional cost of $5.00 per book. To save on shipping and handling charges, you may pick up your copy at the Oblate Sisters of Providence. For more information or to order your copy, please call (410) 242-1603 or email osparchives@oblatesisters.com. The book can also be ordered from the Oblate Sisters of Providence website: http://www.oblatesisters.com With an initial printing of 1,000, this is an opportunity to capture history in the limited-edition book.

Oblate Sisters of Providence: A Pictorial History is published by The Donning Company Publishers of Virginia Beach, Virginia - the largest specialty pictorial history publisher in the United States - and this publication becomes the newest book in Donning's "Portrait of America" series.

Book specifications:

8.5" x 11", hard cover and soft cover available, limited edition, 144 pages and over 250 historic photographs

For more information, please contact the author:

Sharon Knecht, OSP Archivist
701 Gun Road
Baltimore, MD 21227
(410) 242-1603
osparchives@oblatesisters.com

184 Business Park Drive, Suite 206
Virginia Beach, Virginia 23462

Phone: 757-497-1789 Toll Free: 800-296-8572
Fax: 757-497-2542
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Website: www.donning.com

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