Sacred Heart Goals Research Paper

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St. Madeleine Sophie Barat once said, “Be humble, be simple, and bring joy to others,” which describes the overall message of the Sacred Heart Goals. The Sacred Heart Goals are a group of goals created by the Network of Sacred Heart Schools, which was founded by St. Madeleine Sophie Barat. Saint Madeleine's goals were primarily to empower and educate young girls about their faith and the world around them. She wanted to establish many schools around the world to educate as many girls as possible, and this happened around the 19th and 20th Century. The Sacred Heart Goals influence us every day and are a big part of our lives as students who attend Sacred Heart Schools. Though we may not realize it, these goals are very important and they help

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