The Blind Sisters of Saint Paul

This biographical account describes the lives of two sisters, Antoinette and Marie, who lost their sight at a young age. Left to fend for themselves in 19th-century France, they relied on their faith and each other to persevere through the challenges of blindness and poverty.

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