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“My nun, which is how I think of her, was the most profound witness for God's love I've ever encountered in this world. She was a magnet for lost souls, a petite fortress of strength and unconditional love. What this sprightly, silly, lovely woman did from the obscurity of a faded convent in Rust Belt Chicago was to fulfill in a passionate, tireless way the supreme commandment of Jesus' gospel every day of her life.”

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Cathleen Falsani
Cathleen Falsani

Cathleen Falsani is a respected journalist recognized for her work in media and entertainment. Born on September 25, 1970, she has made significant contributions to the field with her insightful reporting and analysis, covering a wide range of topics including religion, politics, and social issues. Falsani has been recognized for her in-depth reporting and thought-provoking interviews. more

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