Sisters of Maryknoll : through troubled waters / by Sister Mary de Paul Cogan
Title
Sisters of Maryknoll : through troubled waters / by Sister Mary de Paul Cogan
Subject
Maryknoll nuns.
Description
Account of the sisters Maryknoll in Asia during the war, written by its Mother Superior. A large part of this book is devoted to the experiences of Maryknoll sisters in the Philippines, with many quotes from letters and first hand reports submitted to the order.
The director of the Maryknoll sisters in the Philippines was Sister Trinita, who was accused by the Japanese of supporting the guerrillas and aiding prisoners of war, and as a result was incarcerated and tortured in Fort Santiago. Her story, together with several others, is told in the book.
The director of the Maryknoll sisters in the Philippines was Sister Trinita, who was accused by the Japanese of supporting the guerrillas and aiding prisoners of war, and as a result was incarcerated and tortured in Fort Santiago. Her story, together with several others, is told in the book.
Creator
Cogan, Sister Mary de Paul
Publisher
New York, NY : Charles Scribner's Sons, 1947
Date
1947
Format
21 x 14 cm.
Type
Hardbound
Call Number
BV 2300 .F6 C6 1947
Accession Number
13582
Pagination
x, 220 p.
Files
Collection
Citation
Cogan, Sister Mary de Paul, “Sisters of Maryknoll : through troubled waters / by Sister Mary de Paul Cogan,” FHL-Roderick Hall, accessed July 17, 2026, https://fhl.omeka.net/items/show/564.