Adapting the Vision

Anne Butler (2nd from left) is pictured with sisters (l to r) Carol Marie Wildt, Marie Kevin Mueller, and Catherine O'Connell.
Anne Butler (2nd from left) is pictured with sisters (l to r) Carol Marie Wildt, Marie Kevin Mueller, and Catherine O’Connell.

50 Years Later

In her study of Mother Caroline as an immigrant woman, “Adapting the Vision,” historian Anne Butler reveals the challenges faced by young Caroline in 19th century America. Reflect on Mother Caroline’s courage as she responded to a variety of political and ecclesiastical situations. Feel the pulse of the society she chose to be her own. As a professional historian, Butler, who was taught by SSNDs, offers some unique insights into the personality and character of Mother Caroline. Review the questions that Butler has provided which will help you explore the depth of Mother Caroline’s experience.

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