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An Italian Jew has given the Vatican evidence that could put a little-known English nun on the road to sainthood because she hid him and other Jews from the Nazis during the Second World War.
Read more: timesonline.co.uk/tol/comment/faith/article6814075.ecePiero Piperno, 80, said that Mother Mary Richard Beauchamp Hambrough, known as Mother Riccarda, was a “sweet, kind and beautiful woman” who treated those who took refuge in her convent “as a mother”. The Vatican is examining Mother Riccarda’s “heroic virtues” as a precondition for beatification, the step before sainthood. She would be the first British female saint since 1970.