Magdeleine Hutin
Magdeleine Hutin, known as Magdalena de Jesús, was a French nun who founded the Hermanitas de Jesús congregation in 1939. Her order was established with a unique mission to serve nomadic peoples and Muslims, seeking to foster friendship and understanding rather than conversion. Hutin's work was inspired by the teachings of Charles de Foucauld, emphasizing a life of simplicity and solidarity with the marginalized. She is remembered for her dedication to living among the communities she served, advocating for a church that is accessible and reflective of the needs of the poor.
Born on Jan 01, 1898 (127 years old)
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Hutin founded the Hermanitas de Jesús order in 1939.
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Magdeleine Hutin, also known as Magdalena de Jesús, founded the Hermanitas de Jesús order in 1939.
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