17th August
 - Saint Jeanne Delanoue - Independent Catholic News

17th August
 - Saint Jeanne Delanoue - Independent Catholic News: Foundress of the Sisters of Providence, St Jeanne was born in Saumer, in France in 1666. As a young woman she had a reputation for being small, flirtatious and bossy. When she grew up she took charge of the family draper's shop. At the age of 26, she met the Abbe Genetau and a visionary called Francoise Suchet. From this point she gave all her goods to the poor and turned her home and shop into a hostel for them.

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