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4 comments:
Very nice! I remember, I went to Boston on my first retreat right after Sr. Tracy entered! She was so excited to be there, and was absolutely contageous! She was a Jr. sister by the time I went out for postulancy, and I was so bummed that I didn't get to see her again!
I'm really impressed with this video. What she says is so true. God led me to married life, but I will always treasure the time I spent with the Daughters of St Paul.
It's nice to see someone's vocation story. I think if more kids would see how importand it is to decern a vocation, (marriage and the religious) more would.
I loved the honesty and humor with which Sister expressed the story of her religious vocation. I'm sending the link on to my daughter who majored in film and video. I think she would enjoy it.
RAP
Wow! What a great story!
I hope that someday you would post your own vocation story too, Sr. Anne!!!
;-)
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