This riveting book documents the lives and struggles of the courageous pioneer priests who journeyed to the New World in the 17th and early 18th centuries to evangelize and serve the Native American and European populations. The narrative provides vivid descriptions of the challenges they faced in their respective missions, including language barriers, cultural differences, and geographic isolation. An inspiring portrayal of faith and devotion in the face of hardship.

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