The Zi Ka Wei Orphanage
The Zi Ka Wei Orphanage
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In North America they became ex- plorers and pathfinders ; there was no reason why, in China, when the situation demanded it, they could not assume the role of fathers of the Chinese orphans.
As soon as the institution was established an appeal was made to their European brethren for volunteer workers and many responded with great alacrity to the call. Amongst the new recruits was Brother Jean Ferrer, an artist of some note. He had manifested in his youth, a rare talent as an artist and when ab...out twenty-five years of age he went from Spain, his native country, to pursue his studies under the direction of the master artists in the Eternal City. While there he learned the need of the Zi-ka-wei orphanage and. With a generosity as admirable as it was self-sacrificing, he offered 14 The Zi-Ka-Wei Orphanage himself to the Jesuit superiors, requesting, at the same time, that he be sent to China. He was admitted into the order and according to request sent, at the completion of his novitiate, to Zi-ka-wei.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In North America they became ex- plorers and pathfinders ; there was no reason why, in China, when the situation demanded it, they could not assume the role of fathers of the Chinese orphans.
As soon as the institution was established an appeal was made to their European brethren for volunteer workers and many responded with great alacrity to the call. Amongst the new recruits was Brother Jean Ferrer, an artist of some note. He had manifested in his youth, a rare talent as an artist and when ab...out twenty-five years of age he went from Spain, his native country, to pursue his studies under the direction of the master artists in the Eternal City. While there he learned the need of the Zi-ka-wei orphanage and. With a generosity as admirable as it was self-sacrificing, he offered 14 The Zi-Ka-Wei Orphanage himself to the Jesuit superiors, requesting, at the same time, that he be sent to China. He was admitted into the order and according to request sent, at the completion of his novitiate, to Zi-ka-wei.
What to read after The Zi Ka Wei Orphanage?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dennis John Kavanagh to read onlineMoreLess
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