Anne of Saint Bartholomew
Intimate companion and secretary to Saint Teresa of Avila, she propagated the Discalced Carmelite reform in France and Belgium.
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Intimate companion and secretary to Saint Teresa of Avila, she propagated the Discalced Carmelite reform in France and Belgium.
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Saints depicted with black veil: Anne of Saint Bartholomew, Caterina Sordini, Mariantonia Samà, Our Lady of Pontmain and Saint Rictrude (Wife of Saint Adalbald).