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A Consequential President: The Legacy of Barack Obama
SOCIAL SCIENCES
by Michael D'Antonio
Thomas Dunne: St. Martin's. Jan. p. illus. notes. bibliog. index. ISBN $; ebk. ISBN POL SCI
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Much of that joy comes from living out the calling that she first discovered as a third grader at a Catholic school in her hometown of San Francisco. In the s, it wasn’t uncommon for young Catholic children to say they wanted to be a priest or sister when they grow up. For most, however, other dreams would take over as they got older. But not for Sister Jean; her calling was clear, and she never looked back.
Born Dolores Bertha Schmidt on August 21, , she was the oldest of three children in a devout Catholic family. Faith was ever-present in her world, and others in her family had already answered a call to religious life. But it was in that third-grade classroom where her future was set. Her teacher—a woman who modeled joy, kindness, and devotion—was a member of the Sisters of Charity of the Blessed Virgin Mary (or BVMs for short). And to young Dolores Schmidt, that was everything she wanted to be. She would later say that when she would pray as a child, her prayer would be, “Please God tell me what I should do…but please tell me that I am to be a BVM.”
Following that call took her to many places: the BVM motherhouse in Dubuque, Iowa, where she received her habit and the name Sister Jean Dolores; Catholic sch