'Blue Sisters' foster a vital role for education in Bangladeshi slums

The Contemplative Missionary Movement of Charles De Foucauld, known as "Blue Sisters," started a school in 1983 to serve nursery-aged children in the slums of Bangladesh's Rupsha area. Their work has made a difference.

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