séraphine

The title, symbolically engraved on a marble plaque, was solemnly handed over by Mrs Séraphine Wakana, Coordinator of the United Nations System in Guinea.
Le titre symboliquement gravé sur une plaque en marbre a été remis solennellement par Mme Séraphine Wakana, Coordonnatrice du Système des Nations Unies en Guinée.
Thrown onto the street in 1796, stripped of their possessions and their status as Religious, Séraphine Hauvarlet and her companions were obliged to work in order to earn their daily bread and be able to continue their community life.
Renaissance Jetées à la rue en 1796, dépouillées de leurs biens et de leur statut de religieuses, Séraphine Hauvarlet et ses compagnes se sont faites ouvrières pour gagner leur pain et maintenir la vie commune.
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