This is the heartwarming life story of former Nun, Eileen Doran. Eileen was born to an Irish Catholic family in New Jersey. She had spent sixteen years of her life with the Sisters of Charity of Saint Elizabeth. With great feeling she explains the labyrinth of ways in which she sought to be right with Read More
This is the heartwarming life story of former Nun, Eileen Doran. Eileen was born to an Irish Catholic family in New Jersey. She had spent sixteen years of her life with the Sisters of Charity of Saint Elizabeth. With great feeling she explains the labyrinth of ways in which she sought to be right with Read More
Former nun Mary Ann Pakiz with sensitivity and brutal honesty unveils the destructive lifestyle of the convent. She dispels the myth of the convent as a safe and serene sanctuary. Indeed, Mary Ann documents sexual molestation by lesbian sisters. These sad and disturbing truths should open many people’s eyes to the dangers of convent life. Read More
The heart to heart message in this interview with former Catholics Richard Bennett and Jacqueline Kassar is truly an evangelistic means to reach sincere Catholics.
Former Sister Mary Dolora now Mary Hertel contrasts Convent Life to salvation in Christ Jesus. This video is basic to understanding the meaning of life in a convent. Perfect for someone wishing to understand convent life and nuns. Share on Facebook Share Share on TwitterTweet Share on Pinterest Share Share on LinkedIn Share Share on Read More
Lolly Harding was 13 years a Nun and was remarkably dealt with by the Lord and brought to Biblical faith from the Church of Rome. Richard Bennett interviewed her on her ranch in Del Rio Texas. A most interesting interview that is quite natural and very evangelistic. A great witness to Catholics. Share on Facebook Read More
Former Roman Catholic Nun, Mary Ann Pakiz, had been attracted to the Church thinking that she might best serve the Lord as a bride of Christ. Only to discover abnormal life and lesbianism within the convent. Some of what Mary Ann has to say is very disturbing but it still must be made open as many thousands are deceived by convent living.
Jacqueline Kassar had spent 22 years as a nun in an enclosed convent dedicated to adoration, reparation and suffering, trying to appease the wrath of God. She believed it was a nun’s calling to be a miniature savior of the world-like Jesus Christ. Jacqueline tells her story with compassion for sincere Catholics who truly live Catholic teaching.
Mary Allen spent 26 years as a Nun. She gives a personal and very descriptive account of her long life in the convent. Her coming to true Christian salvation many years after convent life is fascinating.
Irish Roman Catholic nun, Peggy O’Neill, served as a sister in a religious order for almost fifty years. During that time, she had never heard the true Gospel. When it comes to the Gospel there can be no compromise, because the Gospel is the power of God for salvation.