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The story of Suzanne Aubert

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Book by Munro, Jessie

464 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 1996

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April 26, 2017
Love this practical Christian woman, Suzanne Aubert who cut through all the cultural, religious and social restraints of early NZ to deliver help to the most desperate - illigitimate babes and their mums, the homeless sick and dying - a help that came from the biggest heart you could hope to encounter and delivered with all the practicality of any good mum, though she herself was a nun. The resistence of her own Catholic hierarchy only drew out the depths of her toughness and cunning. An inspiration to all women, and to Christians a challenge to break through PC restraints and reach out to those in need - no one will refuse if your heart is in the right place, and Suzanne Aubert is the champion of getting that right!
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