Josephine Bakhita, Saint Medal, Patron of Greeters and Hosts, Caretakers, Nannies, Babysitters, and the Canossian Sisters of Venice

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Josephine Bakhita, Saint Medal, Patron of Greeters and Hosts, Caretakers, Nannies, Babysitters, and the Canossian Sisters of VeniceJosephines story began in the 19th Century in the Darfar village, Olgossa, located in Sudan. A member of the Daju, she lived a privileged life in childhood, which lasted until she was kidnapped at the age of 8, by Arab slave traders. Josephine was bought and sold so many times that she forgot her name! Some of her owners treated her well, most others, not so much. Josephines initial abductors saw her charm and beauty and presented her with the name

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