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Question of the Week: Any nun (sister) stories to tell?
My Answer: One sister I will never forget is Sr. Cephas, D.C. She was living in my parish in her early retirement years, helping out with the school and whatever else struck her fancy. Sometimes I think she caused more work than she did but.... anyway, whenever she'd see a baby girl she'd coo over her and then say "She'd make a really cute sister".
This week I only had one post, a review of a clean romance novel, Swan Point.
Thanks for hosting, RAnn!
ReplyDeleteThis week, I have a post about my Sunday reading,
an article quoting an abortion activist (sad attitude!)
a news article about how Planned Parenthood handled
the rape of a 13-year old (about what you'd expect from
them!!!)
Finally, of course, there is my book list.
The first woman I wanted to marry was my first-grade nun, Sisiter Celine.
ReplyDeleteThanks for hosting, as always, RAnn. I only have one post from the last couple of weeks, a quote from Mother Teresa.
ReplyDeleteAs for the nun stories, well, since I spent eight years discerning a religious vocation, I have a bunch. :) There was one sister, I will say, that I adored. Her name was Sr. Josephine. She was Mother Superior of the home I was in when I entered the convent and she was so holy, and yet so funny and loving and just awesome. :) I missed her when I was sent to another home and still miss her to this day.