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The book you are holding in your hands is a story about a saint canonised in the twenty-first century. It attracts with its simplicity of presentation and the author's sincere emotionality. The reader will surely fall in love with Maryam, this holy Little Arab, and will begin to turn to her in their reflections and prayers.

Maryam Bauardi was born in Galilee to a poor and very religious family. Orphaned at the age of three, her life was a series of supernatural revelations, from stigmata to battles with the devil. Where did this wisdom, simple yet powerful, come from, for which everyone loved her? Where did this fire of love that burned her? For her, as for St Paul, life is Christ. In Carmel, Mariam became Sister Mary of the Crucified, a humble novice and tireless builder. She was visited by Jesus and Mary, and their words, meant for us, illuminate the future of humanity. Mariam died in Bethlehem at the age of 33 on 26 August 1878, shortly after the birth of Thérèse of Lisieux. John Paul II canonised Sister Mary of Jesus Crucified on 13 November 1983, and Pope Francis canonised her on 17 May 2015.