St. magdalene of nagasaki rel. 1
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St. Magdalene of NagasakiWorked as: Lay sister Interpreter catechist She was not afraid to tell the government that she believed in God even if she know that she might be punished. She was a brave and obedient child of God. She put her full trust in God.
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