The dramatic account of the life of the first Native American saint, also known as 'The Lily of the Mohawks'. The tragic story of her illness, the loss of her parents and younger brother, her upbringing, her intense conversion, and later persecution, are all beautifully captured and brought to life in this comprehensive book combining academic rigour and deep humanity.
St Kateri's life will inspire readers to deepen their commitment to prayer and to proclaiming the Gospel.
The dramatic account of the life of the first Native American saint, also known as 'The Lily of the Mohawks'. The tragic story of her illness, the loss of her parents and younger brother, her upbringing, her intense conversion, and later persecution because of her love for Christ and his Church, are all beautifully captured and brought to life.
Combining academic rigour with deep humanity, this comprehensive book on St Kateri's life will inspire readers to deepen their commitment to prayer and to proclaiming the Gospel.
Ann McDowell, formerly a lecturer in Social Science at the University of the West of Scotland, holds an Honours degree in Sociology and Politics, and a PhD in Medical Sociology from the University of Glasgow. Her interest in researching religion began while developing and lecturing on the 'Religion and Society' degree module with her colleague Fiona Wietch. Her research explores Catholic saints and Native American spirituality.
All proceeds from the books will be donated to Mission Scotland in support of its charitable and missionary work worldwide.
| Isbn / Product Code | 9781910365984 |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 133x213mm |
| Printed Pages | 216 |
| Format | Paperback |
| Year Of Publication | 2026 |
| Publisher | ST PAULS Publishing UK |
| Author | Ann McDowell |