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NNR002 Nun News Roundup
It’s Friday and that means it is Nun News Roundup podcast day. Today Sister Maxine and I review and comment on stories about nuns in the news this week. You can join in on the conversation during the live broadcast by listening and chatting in our chat room. We’ll include your questions and comments from the chat room on air.
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Today
12 p.m. Central Time / UTC-5
Here are the stories we’ll talk about –
- Chicago nuns on a mission from God
- Catholic Sister Bests Biker Priest
- Ironman Nun
- Uma Thurman a Nun?
- The Top 5 Goofy Nun Movies
- Sister Maxine’s stunning visit to the Notre Dame archives
Michelle Jones from “Down Under” is the winner of A Taste of Heaven: A Guide to Food and Drink Made by Monks and Nuns by Madeline Scherb (Tarcher/Penguin, 2009). Michelle submitted her entry for the most compelling nun story: ‘Sooky’ Nun Helps Save Distressed Sailor in the Canberra Times (12/12/2005) about Sister Therese Mills of the Missionaries of God’s Love.
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Great work, you two! I hope it reaches beyond those of us who are already “in”!
I have considered becoming a nun for a long time. But would you happen to know if Franciscan nuns are required to cut their hair? Just curious. Cant seem to find anything about that online.
Interesting blog here. Thanks.
Hi, Stacy. The Franciscans that I know are not required to cut their hair. However I do not know if Franciscan Sisters who wear the full habit are required to do so. You’d have to check with each particular community. Blessings.