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Mère Gérine
She is born in France in the XIXth century. Fully
involved in all the important social, cultural and religious
changes due to the revolutionary movement, sustained by an
unwavering faith in God who wants all men happy, she sets off
in a great adventure that will take the Good News to the
mostly neglected peoples of her time…
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 St. Dominic
of Guzman
While remaining deeply rooted, all through his entire youth,
in his Castile (Spain), where he was born in 1171, and living
plunged in the study and knowledge of the Scriptures, he lets
a journey through Europe completely unsettle his life …
From that moment on, his passion for crying out the Gospel
will bear no frontiers, his tending his hands to any wounded
man will become the best mean of preaching, and the community
that will spring from all this will be its authentic
expression…
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 Catherine
of Siena
Catherine of Siena marvels us and, at the same time, she makes
us wonder for the truly unique distinction she put in her
brief but intense personal, social, political and ecclesial
engagement. Young woman of the 1300’s, illiterate, she will
meet the most important civil and religious authorities of her
time…
Which is
the fount she drinks from?
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