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Announcement Of Patria's Baby Boy

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death: The announcement of Patria’s baby boy was in the year of 1946 The announcement was made before her birthday on February 24 Family: The mother Patria The father Pedrito Three sisters of Patria`s are Maria, Antonia and Minerva Service date: There is no date of the service, the baby will just be buried whenever possible. Other information: The mother of the baby knew that she was going to have a miscarriage when she felt as “i have lost faith”. Patria wanted to be a nun so having a baby was forbidden anyways. The baby had past during birth once it was born it was already dead. Patria, the eldest Mirabal sister and butterfly number three, is the slowest of the three sisters to join the struggle because she takes her time and must choose

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