PL 22 • Age 24 • 1609

My friends join me and we set out again.

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During her stay in London in 1609, Mary's edifying life and persuasive words won over several young ladies of noble birth to the service of the Divine Spouse. Inspired by her example and to avoid the snares of the world, they crossed over with her to Saint-Omer, to serve God in the religious state under Mary's direction.

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The Open Circle on the left: Mary Ward seated on the right, with Winefrid Wigmore in red, then Susanna Rookwood, Catherine Smith, and Jane Brown.

The woman on the left is Mary Poyntz, who was only a young child in 1609.

On the right: the group boarding a boat from Dover to Calais.

On the top left: them taking a last meal together in England with Mary's father.

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PL 22 • Age 24 • 1609

My friends join me and we set out again.

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