Grace is the eldest of three children, along with a younger brother and a younger sister. Although she is thin, she has been helping her parents take care of their younger brothers and sisters. When Agris was in primary school, she was never lazy and was good at thinking. She is not only a clever child, but also very lively, and often makes some harmless jokes that people can't put down. I go to church on Sunday. Her neighbors and friends all think that she will marry a rich man in the future, and she is an excellent girl. Grace often looks forward to her bright future.
In the spring when she was twelve years old, in order to celebrate Easter, Grace's mother gave her a book called San Francesco in assisi. The secretary told the story of Francis, a monk in the12nd century. Francis is the son of a businessman in assisi. He was captured in a war and became seriously ill. It was a year before he recovered. After that, he became a monk with Jesus Christ and served the poor and the sick. Francis spared no expense to serve these abandoned patients and even cleaned their wounds with his mouth.
After reading this book, 12-year-old Grace was deeply moved. One day, she suddenly had an indescribable feeling, as if to guide her to a new path. She couldn't help asking herself: "We live in this world, not just to pursue our own happiness, but to make some special contributions. Can I do something for God? With the passage of time, this idea of argument has not only not subsided, but has become more and more intense.
Grace graduated from a high school for girls when she was eighteen. One day, a priest came to her home to visit her parents and asked them if they would like to donate money to sponsor nuns from Rothley monastery to work in Calcutta. Grace's parents immediately agreed generously. Grace, who was listening to the pastor talking to her parents, heard these words and thought, "I'm going to India with them." 」
1929 In the autumn, Grace bid farewell to her family and hometown and embarked on a long journey to southern India with other nuns. After nearly two months' voyage, the ship finally reached the city of Vaya in western India. After staying in Waya for a few days, Grace and her family continued to sail along the "Prominent Sharp Corner" in southern India for two weeks, and finally arrived in Algida, a city on the East China Sea coast. From then on, Grace began her student life in Raleigh Monastery in Kolkata. Two years passed unconsciously, and one day, in prayer, Grace seemed to hear the voice of the Lord. The Lord said to her, "Grace, you should be a nun and preach the gospel to the world. Grace, who wanted to be a nun, was very surprised. She told the dean about it and asked for the first oath. The so-called first oath is to become a nun. She died on 1997.