Through an Anglican Sisterhood to Rome

This fascinating firsthand account tells the story of a group of nuns who converted to Catholicism in the late 19th century and established an Anglican order in Rome. Bennett and Ewart, both members of the sisterhood, offer an intimate glimpse into the religious and cultural complexities of their journey in this groundbreaking work of religious history.

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