St. Josephine Bakhita Comments
St. Josephine Bakhita was born in Sudan in 1869. This African flower, who knew the anguish of kidnapping and slavery, bloomed marvelously in Italy, in response to God's grace, with the Daughters of Charity, where everyone still calls her "Mother Moretta" (our Black Mother"). Bakhita was not the name she received from her parents at birth. The fright and the terrible experience she went through made her forget the name her parents gave her. ... Continue Reading
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Hello, do you know what St.Josephine Bahkita's feast day is?
I need it for my conformation!
Thank-you!!!
I enjoyed reading and learning about this saint I had never heard of before. I love her answer to the question,"How are you today/""As the Master desires."
this is a great article. I am going to pick this saint for my conformation as well
I love this article it is very great. i am going to pick this saint for my confirmation
i picked her as my saint knowing the agony she was in. and a very loving caring person.
This can help me with my report,but if I copy it word for word that's called playgerism
I like this story. It's very interesting. It's good she became a saint
thanks for posting this! it helped me a lot.
thanks so much for the info! i am using some of this info on my report!
thats the name my parents gave to me well.... i chose it
it was great information on Josephine and her life which i am now using as my conformation name!!
pray for us and give us your strength.
she forgot her name. how sad
tahnk youu for yr help this article was
very educational to me for my saint
reportttttttt! x]
I am trying to find where St Giovanna Bakhita is burried. At the Convent in Schio?
Dear Sir/Madam,
I'm an Administrator working for Saint Bakhita Health Centre in Yei South Sudan. This Health Centre was found in 1998 by Malteser International, the Organization from Malta Island which in colaboration with the Catholic Diocese of Yei in South Suda. Malteser Programme has helped and is continues to help our poor people with free treatment of Tuberculosis, Leprosy and African Tryponosomiasis (African Sleeping Sickness).
As being a Sudanese and Saint Bakhita is also a Sudanese, many have accepted her Doctrines and believe in Her as our Mother and we look to her as our Servior.