t is not uncommon for a military leader to astonish the world and leave a mark on history. Alexander the Great, Julius Ceasar, Genghis Khan, and Napoleon to name a few. What sets Joan apart from many of them, is first that she is a peasant woman, but also her deep religious conviction.
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In a crowed, boisterous courtyard in 1431 AD a young peasant girl walked serenely toward death. No burial awaited this youthful heroine; the only comfort offered her in this hour of excruciating pain was the chance to gaze upon a cross. While fire stole this sacred body, it was God who claimed her soul. Two Hundred and Ninety-Seven miles from home Joan of Arc awaited her ascent into heaven.
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