A mission for the persecuted Church. The journey of Maria Teresa Carloni

Few people know about the life of Maria Teresa Carloni: secrecy and discretion were the watchwords of this daring woman, who devoted her extraordinary life to the persecuted Church, tirelessly traveling across every continent. Her dangerous work on behalf of the Church in Eastern Europe, the Church of Silence, saved the lives of countless Christians persecuted by the enemies of God in the 20th century. Spiritually guided by her parish priest, Monsignor Cristoforo Campana (1920-2006), from April 16, 1951, until her death, she had the honor of coming into contact with Popes Pius XII, John XXIII, Paul VI, and John Paul II, as well as with eminent pastors of the Church. Reliving the three hours of Jesus' Passion, the gift of bilocation, and the stigmata are only some of the gifts God granted her, but the true secret of her holiness lies in remaining hidden and obeying God's will. Let us allow the testimony of her life to inspire our admiration, as it has already done for thousands of Christians who had the privilege of knowing her!