Mohawk Saint: Catherine Tekakwitha and the Jesuits

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Catholicism and Religious Studies Indigenous Cultures and History Early Modern Women Writers

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Preface 1. Beautiful Death 2. Gandaouague: A Mohawk Childhood 3. Poiteirs: The Making of a Jesuit Mystic 4. Kahnawake: A Christian Iroquois Community 5. The Body and the Soul 6. Catherine and her Sisters 7. Cures for the Afflicted 8. Virgins and Cannibals 9. Epilogue: 'Our Catherine'

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