Mère Marie of the Ursulines

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The narrative centers on Mère Marie, a pivotal figure in Quebec's early history, who dedicated her life to religion after a mystical experience at age seven. Following a brief marriage, she joined the Ursuline convent and later ventured to Quebec to establish the first convent school in North America in 1639. Her story unfolds against the backdrop of New France's challenges, showcasing her resilience and dedication. Agnes Repplier, a skilled biographer, captures Mère Marie's remarkable journey with eloquence and insight, making this a compelling account of faith and perseverance.