Will She Be Britain's Next Saint?

Known as a "Victorian Mother Teresa", Sister Elizabeth Prout opened schools and provided a lifeline to thousands during the industrial revolution. Sister Elizabeth Prout is seen as a pioneer of women's rights for her work in teaching the poor during the 19th century, and helping them find jobs. A dossier on Sister Elizabeth Prout will be sent to the Vatican after a Mass at her tomb in the Church of St Anne and Blessed Dominic.

A WOMAN WHO SAID 'YES'
THE STORY OF ELIZABETH PROUT (1820-1864)
FOUNDRESS OF THE SISTERS OF THE CROSS AND PASSION

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