Set against the violent persecution of Catholics in 1920s Mexico, this stirring account follows Mother Luisita and her Carmelite companions as they flee into exile and begin anew in the American Southwest. Sustained by trust in Divine Providence and a resolute love for Christ, they transform hardship into a flourishing apostolate that brings hope to the sick, the poor, and the forgotten. Through this moving story of courage and fidelity, readers encounter a radiant example of confidence in God’s protection and a summons to press onward in holiness.