Joanna Bogle Libros

The biography details the remarkable life of Sue Ryder, who became a prominent figure in the UK for her humanitarian efforts in the 1950s, founding homes for concentration camp survivors and the disabled. Her contributions extended globally, including service with the SOE during WWII and post-war relief work. The book highlights her courage, dedication, and the lasting impact of her initiatives in various countries, showcasing a legacy that continues to benefit many. As the centenary of her birth approaches in 2024, her story of compassion and adventure is finally fully documented.

The book serves as a guide for pilgrims to explore significant locations in London linked to John Henry Newman, highlighting his birthplace, childhood home, and other meaningful sites from his life. Inspired by Newman's beatification and canonization, it offers insights into the places that shaped his early experiences and memories, enriching the understanding of his legacy and connection to the city.