Miriam Baouardy – A Palestinian Saint – E-Book

Mariam Baouardy (1846-1878) was a remarkable young woman from I’billin (Abellin) in Palestine, gifted with many graces from God. At the age of 21 she became a Carmelite nun in France, thus joining a religious Order that traces its roots to the biblical Mount Carmel. Eight years later, she returned to the Holy Land where she founded the Carmelite monastery of Bethlehem, and through insights received from God was able to locate the lost site of Emmaus.
This book is the culmination of personal experiences from two individuals who have lived and reflected deeply in the Holy Land. Drawing also on interviews with the Carmel of Bethlehem and the authors’ archaeological work at Emmaus, it explores, in an engaging narrative, the life and legacy of Mariam. This book offers a rich spiritual message, a pilgrimage to the holy sites connected to her, and a figure who was oriented towards peace and reconciliation in the Holy Land. 

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