A Powerful Story of Faith, Service, and Unwavering Love for the Poor St. Louise de Marillac’s extraordinary life was one of compassion, resilience, and deep faith. As the co-founder of the Daughters of Charity, she defied societal expectations and revolutionized the way women could serve the poor—not behind convent walls, but in the streets, hospitals, and homes of the suffering. Born into 17th-century France, Louise experienced personal struggles, from the mystery of her birth to a forced arranged marriage and the pain of widowhood. Yet, in the midst of heartbreak and uncertainty, she found her calling through her sacred friendship with St. Vincent de Paul, who became her spiritual guide. What You’ll Discover in This Book: ✅ The dramatic story of Louise’s early life—a noblewoman who longed for the cloister but was called to serve in the world. ✅ How she overcame personal suffering to dedicate her life to the sick, orphans, and the forgotten. ✅ Her partnership with St. Vincent de Paul and how they built the largest charity network of their time. ✅ The birth of the Daughters of Charity—a radical religious community of women who stepped beyond the convent walls to bring Christ’s love to the most vulnerable. ✅ Her lasting impact on Catholic charity work and why she remains an inspiration for today’s faithful, caregivers, and missionaries. Why This Book Is a Must-Read: ✔️ Perfect for readers of Catholic biographies, Christian women’s history, and inspiring saint stories. ✔️ Ideal for anyone seeking a deeper understanding of faith in action and how to live a life of true Christian service. ✔️ Includes reflections, prayers, and discussion questions to help apply Louise’s wisdom in daily life. If you love books about Catholic saints, Vincentian spirituality, or faith-based leadership, this captivating biography of St. Louise de Marillac will inspire you to embrace humility, courage, and a love that knows no limits. Get your copy today and follow in the footsteps of a saint who changed the world!