How many children in the last forty years have NEVER seen a nun in a habit. That is changing with vigorous new orders like the Dominican Sisters of Mary Mother of the Eucharist where the average age is 26. These young women are smart and zealous and in love with the Lord. And now millions of people have been introduced to them and their way of life. I loved listening to these fresh-faced young women so filled with idealism and a spirit of cheerfulness. What a contrast to the culture of death.
I'm happy to say that my dear friend, Stephanie Block who has researched the Alinskyite roots of the CCHD for years has a beautiful young daughter in this order. I had the privilege of meeting her at the Shrine of the Immaculate Conception a few years ago. These young women will restore your hope in the future. And the Lord I'm sure will do great things with their exposure on Oprah. I'll bet they are all praying for her conversion because her new age pantheism does not lead to God. Isn't it interesting, though, how God often uses the worldly for His own purposes. Oprah no doubt thought this was her idea, but, as believers, we know it was God's. Pray for Oprah. Consider the impact of her conversion. Wow! And the snippets of Gregorian Chant are wonderful.
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