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The daughter of Macau who comforted afflicted women
The late Sister Juliana Devoy has been hailed as a great missionary and pillar of justice and human rights
Sister Juliana Devoy served in Macau for over 30 years and championed women s rights until her death on Dec. 14 last year. (Photo: Macao News)
When Sister Juliana Devoy first set foot in Macau in 1988, she was dismayed to witness the scourge of domestic violence and human trafficking that plagued women and girls.
Determined to support helpless women, the American nun from the Sisters of the Good Shepherd congregation founded the Good Shepherd Center in 1990 to offer shelter to women in crisis in the Chinese territory. ....

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