Dark Eyes, Lady Blue: Mara of greda,Used

Dark Eyes, Lady Blue: Mara of greda,Used

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Dark Eyes, Lady Blue tells the story of Sister Mara of greda's remarkable life. Mara was born in greda, Spain, in 1602, and vowed there as a nun at age seventeen. From birth to her death in 1665, she never left the small town. Yet her accomplishments had a lasting impact in Spain and as far away as the American Southwest, where she is celebrated to this day.Although cloistered in greda's Monastery of the Immaculate Conception, Mara grew to be a renowned mystic, a widely read author, and an advisor to the King of Spain. She experienced religious ecstasy that inspired her visionary writings andquite remarkablycommunications with the Jumano Indians of what would later become the states of Texas and New Mexico. When Spanish missionaries met the Jumano Indians, their chief expressed a desire to be baptized because of the supernatural visits from the mystical "lady in blue."This fresh telling of Mara's story is one that will appeal to readers young and old and provides an unforgettable perspective on early American exploration of Texas and New Mexico.

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