as a non religious person watching this, it’s so lovely to see them so happy! i do find some of the principles odd, but it’s so interesting to learn about them. i’m glad they have found such a deep and rich existence and use it to spread love. sisters remind me of the pure and good foundation this religion was built upon. i’d love to hear more!
I agree! I can't say I understand or necessarily align/agree with everything they said, but honestly, they appear very happy, radiate sincerity, and seem to genuinely be committed to their community and faith. If this is how they navigate the world, well, we all have to find a way that works for us!
The sisters of life are the most joyful and loving ladies I’ve ever “met”. If you liked listening to them in this video, check out their podcast called Let Love. You should start on season one. I’m sure you’ll love it!
This is certainly one of the best places to learn about our faith! Another good source is the Catechism itself which lays out everything, there's a fantastic podcast called the Catechism in a Year where a priest walks through the whole volume and explains it in an accessible way. I've been learning my faith this way as a new Catholic and the intricacies of the faith are so beautiful!
I’m fourteen and will be received into the church after a 2 year conversion this Easter Vigil! My parents are atheist and I can’t believe it’s finally happening, but anyways I’m feeling a strong call towards religious life and I’ve been praying a lot about it (about.a year of prayers about my vocation) and I’ve felt very called to it since praying about it, please pray for me if you can that I find my vocation (I know I’m only 14 but I’m still very passionate about it) please pray for my parents that they find Christ, and please pray for me as I finish my conversion on this Easter Viigil!
Do not get discouraged if you do not see spiritual progress or an awakening in your parents. It may be a long time coming. It is good they are not stopping your path into the church. The example of your life may very well be a positive for them. With you, I entrust your parents to God's care. I trust Him to guide your beautiful open heart as well❤
@@erinmaree1987 No, there are only ministers/servants (men) in Mosques called 'imam' who announces praying times, leads the prayings and talks to people regarding Islamic questions. There are also women teachers in religious classes for girls, but they only teach and are not considered as religious servants.
I'm an atheist, raised Catholic. I just came here to say that although some people have an idea that sisters/nuns are mean and scary, in my experience, they're more likely to be like these two women: kind and friendly. I'll never understand their path, but I respect it.
@UCzDwella201 Im an atheist/agnostic (there isnt a god as defined by religion. If there is something greater, its as far beyond me as I am to an ant and it doesnt care about individual life forms.) and I respect all religions, as long as they respect others. People have the right to believe as they choose, and if they feel a calling in service to a deity, more power to them. Religious sisters are some of the coolest chill people Ive ever met. And even though I dont see reality in the same way, I respect their path and choice to live a religious life. I dont understand your comment at all. You arent being judgemental of the other atheist are you?
I’m non practicing now, but I grew up with nuns and they’re the most warm and non-judgmental people I’ve ever come across. Of course, there are mean ones as well but most of them are really nice.
First, I am not a catholic. However, I am a Christ believer and follower. However, due to physical and sexual abuse as a child, I struggle with connecting to God. In many ways, it is quite scary. But God led me to your channel, "by accident". I am encouraged by how you talk about the loving, intimate, and fulfilling relationship you have with Jesus. I pray that through counseling, and seeking God, I too will come to know a relationship like yours. THANK YOU
We oftentimes get so focused on what went wrong, we can’t see what’s good, kind and merciful. You’re heading the right way by professing your fears and anguish. You are called, we are called to God’s infinite grace, mercy and love. Blessings ❤
My dear sister in Christ, I am pretty much sure that God will use your brokenness and turn it into a beautiful mosaic. Pray and discern what God wants for you and just be willing to say yes to Him, You are not alone in this world you have God and his body , the church. Go and ask guidance from your nearest parish church.
I’m not/have never been Catholic (I’m nondenominational Christian), but listening to you both fills my heart with joy and awe (much like when I see beautiful Catholic artwork/cathedrals/etc.) Your sweet words and enthusiasm are blessings to everyone who hears you - even those of us non-Catholics. 😊❤️❤️
I would love to have more videos from these 2 Sisters! The world needs to see more beautiful examples of this vocation! Thank you, Sisters, for your "Yes" to Our Good Lord's call on your life. I felt the nudge, but was too afraid to pursue it!
Man, you ladies don't even understand how you just served me by making this video. Your faith is so authentic that is feels like it's pouring into a part of me. Thank you
Revelation 5 kJV 🩸 9 And they sung a new song, saying, Thou art worthy to take the book, and to open the seals thereof: for thou wast slain, and hast redeemed us to God by thy blood out of every kindred, and tongue, and people, and nation; 10 And hast made us unto our God kings and priests: and we shall reign on the earth. 11 And I beheld, and I heard the voice of many angels round about the throne and the beasts and the elders: and the number of them was ten thousand times ten thousand, and thousands of thousands; Ephesians 1 kJV 🩸 7 In whom we have redemption through his blood, the forgiveness of sins, according to the riches of his grace;
i have TONS of religious trauma and don't consider myself religious at all, but wow.. this may be the most comforting and positive religious videos i have ever seen,
"give him permission to love you"...6 words with so much power. Thanks for sharing your hearts truthfully and sincerely ladies and being real why you do it!
¡Gracias! I spent a week, on Christmas time, with the Poor Clare Sisters in Puán, Buenos Aires, and... I don't feel like God is calling me to be a nun but I came back home convinced that it IS A BEAUTIFUL LIFE, a wonderful life. and having Jesus in the Blessed Sacrament all the time there, so close, is amazing, it gives a lot of peace. In addition to the silence of the place, which also does good to the soul. God Bless from Argentina. ❤
1 Corinthians 15 kJV 1 Moreover, brethren, I declare unto you the gospel which I preached unto you, which also ye have received, and wherein ye stand; 2 By which also ye are saved, if ye keep in memory what I preached unto you, unless ye have believed in vain. 3 For I delivered unto you first of all that which I also received, how that Christ died for our sins according to the scriptures; 5 And that he was buried, and that he rose again the third day according to the scriptures: Ephesians 1 kJV 🩸 7 In whom we have redemption through his blood, the forgiveness of sins, according to the riches of his grace;
Please make a part 3 as well! This could be a nice series. Here's another question: How are duties in the convent assigned or rotated? Do the sisters always learn new skills or do they stay specialized? Thanks!!
Well... great question, big answer: 1) It depends on each congregation and it depends if you're talking about sisters or nuns. 2) It also depends on which tasks are we considering. There are everyday tasks (aka chores) that are assigned using weekly schedules. There are "job/work" tasks that are assigned to one sister because of her educational background. For example, back in my community, there was a sister that was an anthropologist. She was the only one (I'm a SLP). Sooo... the duties associated with our relationship with indigenous communities were assigned to her. This is a brief introduction, but the answer is longer.
@@kimberlyholt2241 In our local convent, the sisters do it collectively, although one sister is 'in charge' of the kitchen. Convents are not above secular law, and the sister 'in charge' of cooking has all the appropriate qualifications and certificates to run a kitchen.
I’m a Protestant but their discussion starting at 7:41 was so healing and really demonstrated the love of God for each individual and the deep and unique love he has for each woman.
One thing is for sure with the Catholic, no one can be a part among them when it comes to the bible. No matter how much you (2 Timothy 2:15) your not a part of them.
Imagine that Sr. Mary Grace initially applied to join the Carthusian nuns :-). It's so nice to see sisters smiling and truly testifying to the richness of spiritual life by radiating genuine happiness. God bless you, sisters.
I am married for 53 years, but I wake up at 5 am and pray the rosary and a few devotions, also in the evening I pray the rosary. If you’re close to Jesus you just feel happiness and Joy. Watching the Sisters their Joy and happiness shines through God Bless them🙏🙏🙏🙏
I enjoyed these two sisters talk it's so enlightened to know.about .their life styles God love is shining.. through them .they look so joyful when they speak. thanks you sister..
Entering a monastery next week, glad I stumbled upon this video, if only for that one thing you said about family: it's a gift from God that you return to Him, and He rewraps it and gives it back. Beautiful and true, thank you so much for phrasing it that way. I have a son and two granddaughters. Please pray for them.
as long as you’re living your best life and spreading happiness to others, i’m all for it. i’m not religious myself, but i like to think i’m living my life in a way that a god would be happy with. all the power to you, sisters!
Thank you Sisters for your openness and vulnerability in sharing your lives with us. May Our Lord Jesus bless you always and the Holy Spirit be your guide 🙏🏼♥️
I would like to say that these two sisters dynamic has been the most enjoyable, I find them heartwarming and they go together so well. I hope to see more of them in the future!
I was so touched by the part where you talked about loving your daughter as a parent. It's so important to feel this consistency of love! Some of us have to look for it elsewhere because our parents couldn't give us this unconditional love. Sending a light and a hug to all, who are on this journey too ❤️
The nuns I met growing up were so nice and sweet. When I was little I used to get kind of star-struck excited to see one in person, since they are not very common in the U.S. As I got older it was nice to realize that they feel human emotions too and they come from a place of wisdom. I couldn't become a nun, but it is inspiring how they devote themselves to Jesus and lead by example. ❤
I love these two sisters so much. Such a gift of faith. I can feel my faith being lifted as they share interestingly. They should start a podcast together to discuss different topics in depth!! Might struggle to fit it into the schedule 😆 May Gods will be done 🙏
Love your videos. I could relate to so much of what you talked about with regard of your life with Christ. I'm not married to Christ, nor am Catholic, but I am God's daughter and my relationship with him is the most precious in my life. Bless you both.
Definitely need part 3. Another question: are sisters allowed to have best friends within the convent? Or is deep friendship with one another discouraged?
I'm not catholic anymore cause I always struggled to have faith even when I tried. And I really tried, but maybe for the wrong reasons. My mom, a very religious woman, made me feel like I was always wrong and inadequate for struggling with connecting with God. She didn't understand how i saw the world and when I tried to explain the answer was something like: try harder otherwise you are not going to heaven. Unfortunately, I'm unable to. There things I liked about the church (The community, the food in the canteen 😅and the sisters + older nuns). They were always nice and calm with me. I'm happy they are living the life of their dreams 😊
I enjoyed this so much. Both of you have such a peaceful, gentle and happy countenance. Please continue doing videos. I’m certain it’s especially beneficial to young women who are discerning the call. I am a spiritual director and could see myself, (looking back) living your life. I was called rather to the vocation of motherhood. I would not trade it. Now that my children are grown, I spend a lot of time in silence. God bless both of you. 💜😇
I LOVED THIS!!! This is the first "Sister" video I've seen & I just thought it was lovely. My identical twin struggles with her vocation & has very much thought many times that monastic life was her calling. Sending her this video, for sure! Thank you, Sisters!!❤
Sisters, we Love you and I’m bit jealous to see you, how holy you’re all and spending time with The Lord. Your Habits makes you all look like Angels ❤❤❤❤❤ God bless you all. I wish to be like you all.
God called me to married life, but I'm so happy these ladies found a beautiful life! Hopefully these videos will help others find their vocation in life, whatever it may be.
Thank you so much, Sisters. I enjoy your sharing. "Women who are capable of religious life"... this is a powerful statement. And true about each of us in our vocation: "women who are capable of marriage".
Love this new "mini-series". Maybe have one on how to embrace the season of Lent? Hoping your podcast resumes. It's the best part of my week when the new one "drops".
Great video! I have a question: You touched upon the fact that there are differences between communities /orders. Could you make a video on the differences and explain why you chose the one you are in? Thank you and God bless!
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as a non religious person watching this, it’s so lovely to see them so happy! i do find some of the principles odd, but it’s so interesting to learn about them. i’m glad they have found such a deep and rich existence and use it to spread love. sisters remind me of the pure and good foundation this religion was built upon. i’d love to hear more!
Awesome to hear that there is a part of your heart that see's the value of this!
God bless you
I agree! I can't say I understand or necessarily align/agree with everything they said, but honestly, they appear very happy, radiate sincerity, and seem to genuinely be committed to their community and faith. If this is how they navigate the world, well, we all have to find a way that works for us!
The sisters of life are the most joyful and loving ladies I’ve ever “met”. If you liked listening to them in this video, check out their podcast called Let Love. You should start on season one. I’m sure you’ll love it!
This is certainly one of the best places to learn about our faith! Another good source is the Catechism itself which lays out everything, there's a fantastic podcast called the Catechism in a Year where a priest walks through the whole volume and explains it in an accessible way. I've been learning my faith this way as a new Catholic and the intricacies of the faith are so beautiful!
I’m fourteen and will be received into the church after a 2 year conversion this Easter Vigil! My parents are atheist and I can’t believe it’s finally happening, but anyways I’m feeling a strong call towards religious life and I’ve been praying a lot about it (about.a year of prayers about my vocation) and I’ve felt very called to it since praying about it, please pray for me if you can that I find my vocation (I know I’m only 14 but I’m still very passionate about it) please pray for my parents that they find Christ, and please pray for me as I finish my conversion on this Easter Viigil!
It will be a privilege and a joy to pray for you.
In seeking guidance for a vocation, always remember 'His will, not my will'.
God bless you xx
God bless you!! i’m so excited for you:)
Do not get discouraged if you do not see spiritual progress or an awakening in your parents. It may be a long time coming. It is good they are not stopping your path into the church. The example of your life may very well be a positive for them. With you, I entrust your parents to God's care. I trust Him to guide your beautiful open heart as well❤
Hi Isabella. May I ask what you believe will get you to heaven? What does it mean to be accepted into the Catholic Church?
I am a Muslim, and it was interesting to know the point of view and religious routine of people from other religion. Thank you for your answers ❤
God loves you so! John 3:16✝️
Is there a Muslim equivalent of nuns?
@@erinmaree1987 No, there are only ministers/servants (men) in Mosques called 'imam' who announces praying times, leads the prayings and talks to people regarding Islamic questions. There are also women teachers in religious classes for girls, but they only teach and are not considered as religious servants.
@@Jesuslovesyou0316yes god loves us he's real name is Allah..He loves all his creation that's why he created all of us ...
@@erinmaree1987 yes the 72 virgins after you blow yourself up
I'm an atheist, raised Catholic. I just came here to say that although some people have an idea that sisters/nuns are mean and scary, in my experience, they're more likely to be like these two women: kind and friendly. I'll never understand their path, but I respect it.
It’s a selfless path if you take the time to understand just how you took the time justifying being atheist.
God loves you so! John 3:16✝️
@UCzDwella201
Im an atheist/agnostic (there isnt a god as defined by religion. If there is something greater, its as far beyond me as I am to an ant and it doesnt care about individual life forms.) and I respect all religions, as long as they respect others.
People have the right to believe as they choose, and if they feel a calling in service to a deity, more power to them.
Religious sisters are some of the coolest chill people Ive ever met. And even though I dont see reality in the same way, I respect their path and choice to live a religious life.
I dont understand your comment at all. You arent being judgemental of the other atheist are you?
I’m non practicing now, but I grew up with nuns and they’re the most warm and non-judgmental people I’ve ever come across. Of course, there are mean ones as well but most of them are really nice.
Mean, most of the Time. Alas!@@Blanketblankets
First, I am not a catholic. However, I am a Christ believer and follower. However, due to physical and sexual abuse as a child, I struggle with connecting to God. In many ways, it is quite scary. But God led me to your channel, "by accident". I am encouraged by how you talk about the loving, intimate, and fulfilling relationship you have with Jesus. I pray that through counseling, and seeking God, I too will come to know a relationship like yours. THANK YOU
I'm sorry for what you went through as a child, but don't let the evils of one person keep you from Jesus. Turn to Him.
We oftentimes get so focused on what went wrong, we can’t see what’s good, kind and merciful. You’re heading the right way by professing your fears and anguish. You are called, we are called to God’s infinite grace, mercy and love. Blessings ❤
My dear sister in Christ, I am pretty much sure that God will use your brokenness and turn it into a beautiful mosaic. Pray and discern what God wants for you and just be willing to say yes to Him, You are not alone in this world you have God and his body , the church. Go and ask guidance from your nearest parish church.
I need Him back into my life. I was lead astray and want to get right.
❤️❤️❤️❤️I’m so sorry about what you have been through. God sees you and loves you so much!
I’m not/have never been Catholic (I’m nondenominational Christian), but listening to you both fills my heart with joy and awe (much like when I see beautiful Catholic artwork/cathedrals/etc.) Your sweet words and enthusiasm are blessings to everyone who hears you - even those of us non-Catholics. 😊❤️❤️
I’m also a nondenominational Christian and I completely agree!
'Give Him permission to love you.' I've not heard that before. Nail on the head, Sister!!! 🙏🏻💚
I would love to have more videos from these 2 Sisters! The world needs to see more beautiful examples of this vocation! Thank you, Sisters, for your "Yes" to Our Good Lord's call on your life. I felt the nudge, but was too afraid to pursue it!
"With God, it's always more"
I love the way you phrased that so much
Man, you ladies don't even understand how you just served me by making this video. Your faith is so authentic that is feels like it's pouring into a part of me. Thank you
well said. I was enriched by watching this.
Are u planing to become a nun
These women exemplify what womanhood means to me. What an inspiration ❤
I am not at all religious but to have this kind of faith is amazing.
these ladies make me smile. They appear so content away from the trappings of the world.
❤❤ Thank you, dear Sisters!! Please pray for us and for the whole world. God bless you, protect you, and keep you safe. Sending prayers and love! 🙏💞
Revelation 5 kJV 🩸
9 And they sung a new song, saying, Thou art worthy to take the book, and to open the seals thereof: for thou wast slain, and hast redeemed us to God by thy blood out of every kindred, and tongue, and people, and nation;
10 And hast made us unto our God kings and priests: and we shall reign on the earth.
11 And I beheld, and I heard the voice of many angels round about the throne and the beasts and the elders: and the number of them was ten thousand times ten thousand, and thousands of thousands;
Ephesians 1 kJV 🩸
7 In whom we have redemption through his blood, the forgiveness of sins, according to the riches of his grace;
i have TONS of religious trauma and don't consider myself religious at all, but wow.. this may be the most comforting and positive religious videos i have ever seen,
"give him permission to love you"...6 words with so much power. Thanks for sharing your hearts truthfully and sincerely ladies and being real why you do it!
I LOVE how happy they are!! What a beautiful example for so many women feeling this vocation!
¡Gracias! I spent a week, on Christmas time, with the Poor Clare Sisters in Puán, Buenos Aires, and... I don't feel like God is calling me to be a nun but I came back home convinced that it IS A BEAUTIFUL LIFE, a wonderful life. and having Jesus in the Blessed Sacrament all the time there, so close, is amazing, it gives a lot of peace. In addition to the silence of the place, which also does good to the soul. God Bless from Argentina. ❤
1 Corinthians 15 kJV
1 Moreover, brethren, I declare unto you the gospel which I preached unto you, which also ye have received, and wherein ye stand;
2 By which also ye are saved, if ye keep in memory what I preached unto you, unless ye have believed in vain.
3 For I delivered unto you first of all that which I also received, how that Christ died for our sins according to the scriptures;
5 And that he was buried, and that he rose again the third day according to the scriptures:
Ephesians 1 kJV 🩸
7 In whom we have redemption through his blood, the forgiveness of sins, according to the riches of his grace;
Hola, también soy de Bs As.
Please make a part 3 as well! This could be a nice series.
Here's another question:
How are duties in the convent assigned or rotated? Do the sisters always learn new skills or do they stay specialized?
Thanks!!
Well... great question, big answer: 1) It depends on each congregation and it depends if you're talking about sisters or nuns. 2) It also depends on which tasks are we considering. There are everyday tasks (aka chores) that are assigned using weekly schedules. There are "job/work" tasks that are assigned to one sister because of her educational background. For example, back in my community, there was a sister that was an anthropologist. She was the only one (I'm a SLP). Sooo... the duties associated with our relationship with indigenous communities were assigned to her. This is a brief introduction, but the answer is longer.
Yes, please make this a regular series!
Really enjoyed this. Im not particularly religious but these ladies seem really happy and content in their lives. Nice to see happy people..
I'm not Catholic but it's lovely to hear about your lives. It is so important to seek the Lords will for your life. You will be blessed.
I could listen to Mary Grace all day. She is so well spoken, full of light and joy and conviction. So blessed I stumbled across this video. ❤😊
I like to imagine that all of their cutlery and dishes match their habits
They dont! I know
I was just thinking about how their mugs matched their habits!
I wonder who does the cooking?
@@kimberlyholt2241 In our local convent, the sisters do it collectively, although one sister is 'in charge' of the kitchen. Convents are not above secular law, and the sister 'in charge' of cooking has all the appropriate qualifications and certificates to run a kitchen.
😂
I’m a Protestant but their discussion starting at 7:41 was so healing and really demonstrated the love of God for each individual and the deep and unique love he has for each woman.
It’s always in the back of my mind to discern the Holy life.❤I’m praying as I watch this to hear something and learn whatever I need to.🙏
Hi sisters
It's a joy to tune into your video,
Please pray for my daughter Martha Mary.
She's going through a thought time a present
Praying for her!!💗 sending all kind thoughts and prayers
I will pray for her today.
Praying for your daughter now.
You two ladies are amazing and it is so interesting hearing you answer all those questions God Bless You 🙏🌹
Addressing them as sisters is more appropriate than ladies!
@@Marekcatholic mind your own business
@@Marekcatholic However we address our sisters, our nuns, the important thing is to address them with love.
One thing is for sure with the Catholic, no one can be a part among them when it comes to the bible. No matter how much you (2 Timothy 2:15) your not a part of them.
Imagine that Sr. Mary Grace initially applied to join the Carthusian nuns :-). It's so nice to see sisters smiling and truly testifying to the richness of spiritual life by radiating genuine happiness. God bless you, sisters.
I am married for 53 years, but I wake up at 5 am and pray the rosary and a few devotions, also in the evening I pray the rosary. If you’re close to Jesus you just feel happiness and Joy.
Watching the Sisters their Joy and happiness shines through God Bless them🙏🙏🙏🙏
SrMary Grace i love listening to you, I hear Christ speaking to me thru you
i want these sisters as my friends! theyre so genuine and joyful.
I met these ladies once at an expo. Kinda surreal to see them pop up on my yt feed
as a non religious person i think learning about other peoples faith and road to finding them self in faith is super interesting
Thank you, Sisters. You are shining examples of the joy of God's love.😍
I enjoyed these two sisters talk it's so enlightened to know.about .their life styles
God love is shining.. through them .they look so joyful when they speak. thanks you sister..
Thank you, Sisters! What a joy it is to listen to your clarity and devotion to the joys of discipline in religious life! ❤
Entering a monastery next week, glad I stumbled upon this video, if only for that one thing you said about family: it's a gift from God that you return to Him, and He rewraps it and gives it back. Beautiful and true, thank you so much for phrasing it that way. I have a son and two granddaughters. Please pray for them.
Im a catholic and this helped me more about the faith
These sisters have soft but bright light that is so attractive. Peace that the world cannot fake. ❤
as long as you’re living your best life and spreading happiness to others, i’m all for it. i’m not religious myself, but i like to think i’m living my life in a way that a god would be happy with. all the power to you, sisters!
You two are SUCH a joy! Thank you so much for your kind words and wisdom. ❤️
Why do I feel an overwhelming urge to defend these 2 with my life?
Gods protection 💟
I love how joyful these sisters are! They are so fun to listen to. I pray that they inspire many vocations 🙏🏻 ♥️
Thank you Sisters for your openness and vulnerability in sharing your lives with us. May Our Lord Jesus bless you always and the Holy Spirit be your guide 🙏🏼♥️
I would like to say that these two sisters dynamic has been the most enjoyable, I find them heartwarming and they go together so well. I hope to see more of them in the future!
“give Him permission to love you”
good golly that hit deep.
thank you sisters. God bless yall.
Thank you sisters for helping me understand the heart of God a little more.
These two are so sweet. God bless you sisters! ( all of you)
I was so touched by the part where you talked about loving your daughter as a parent. It's so important to feel this consistency of love! Some of us have to look for it elsewhere because our parents couldn't give us this unconditional love. Sending a light and a hug to all, who are on this journey too ❤️
They both look so happy and elated with streaks of freshness running across their faces.
The nuns I met growing up were so nice and sweet. When I was little I used to get kind of star-struck excited to see one in person, since they are not very common in the U.S.
As I got older it was nice to realize that they feel human emotions too and they come from a place of wisdom. I couldn't become a nun, but it is inspiring how they devote themselves to Jesus and lead by example. ❤
2 more MILLION views…here they come!! ❤ I love these two beautiful and joyful women. Another vote for more! 🙋♀️
Oh sisters I love how humble and píos you are I wish I’ve the privilege of being called by our Lord Jesus to be a nun. God bless you all…
I love these two sisters so much. Such a gift of faith. I can feel my faith being lifted as they share interestingly. They should start a podcast together to discuss different topics in depth!! Might struggle to fit it into the schedule 😆 May Gods will be done 🙏
Sister Mary Mary used to like roller blading. Although she used to fall a lot. She loved it.
You sisters are so amazing...Thankyou for sharing your religious life. BEAUTIFUL INDEED to hear from you.🎉🎉🎉
Thank You Sisters for answering questions about your life , continued prayers for you 💖🙏📿
Love these segments with Sr. Marie and Sr. Mary 🙂
I love hearing your joyful words, sisters. Thank you & may God continue to bless you.
God bless you, dear sisters! What a beautiful testimony ! 😊👍🏻🙏🏻✝️
Love your videos. I could relate to so much of what you talked about with regard of your life with Christ. I'm not married to Christ, nor am Catholic, but I am God's daughter and my relationship with him is the most precious in my life. Bless you both.
Thank you sisters for sharing such a positive message to the world. May God continue to bless you.
Both sisters mentioned liking to run. What is your running attire? Thanks for sharing your lives with us. 💫💐
Wondering if you Sisters can compete in fun-runs or marathons (like the 'Iron Nun," Sr. Madonna Buder, a super-ager triathlete).
Please bring them back and do more of these!!!
I'm agnostic, but really enjoyed this video. Such warm and engaging people and content ☺️
This should be a regular series… bless you both💙
I believe this is truly what God wanted for his followers. This incredible deep, loving and vulnerable understanding. They are so inspirational!
Definitely need part 3. Another question: are sisters allowed to have best friends within the convent? Or is deep friendship with one another discouraged?
My heart is always full when I see joyful and kind sisters!
Thank you so much for your way of faith sisters! 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
I'm not catholic anymore cause I always struggled to have faith even when I tried. And I really tried, but maybe for the wrong reasons. My mom, a very religious woman, made me feel like I was always wrong and inadequate for struggling with connecting with God. She didn't understand how i saw the world and when I tried to explain the answer was something like: try harder otherwise you are not going to heaven. Unfortunately, I'm unable to. There things I liked about the church (The community, the food in the canteen 😅and the sisters + older nuns). They were always nice and calm with me. I'm happy they are living the life of their dreams 😊
I absolutely love these videos of these sisters. Please keep them coming! I'd love to hear more about their lives.
Wow! I have played this video many times and never hit the like button. This is a clear sign of how much I love this talk.
I enjoyed this so much. Both of you have such a peaceful, gentle and happy countenance. Please continue doing videos. I’m certain it’s especially beneficial to young women who are discerning the call. I am a spiritual director and could see myself, (looking back) living your life. I was called rather to the vocation of motherhood. I would not trade it. Now that my children are grown, I spend a lot of time in silence. God bless both of you. 💜😇
Beautiful videos. I watched both parts. God bless you, sisters ❤❤❤
I LOVED THIS!!! This is the first "Sister" video I've seen & I just thought it was lovely. My identical twin struggles with her vocation & has very much thought many times that monastic life was her calling. Sending her this video, for sure! Thank you, Sisters!!❤
There's a beautiful film called "Light of Love ". ❤ You have to watch it!!! 🎉
These videos are great! Looking forward to part 3! God bless everyone watching this!
These words sound so authentic. I'm so happy for you both:) a bit envious, I best pray about that.
God Bless you sisters!✝️❤️❤️❤️🙏👍
I SOOOO love these videos. Thank you for showing the joy of serving through Christ!
Thank you for your service. What a beautiful life you have chosen.
Sisters, we Love you and I’m bit jealous to see you, how holy you’re all and spending time with The Lord. Your Habits makes you all look like Angels ❤❤❤❤❤ God bless you all. I wish to be like you all.
You both look so happy that it makes me jealous. May God continue to bless you as you reflect him to others.
God bless you Sisters! ❤
God called me to married life, but I'm so happy these ladies found a beautiful life! Hopefully these videos will help others find their vocation in life, whatever it may be.
Ascension, I'm begging you again, PART 3 pls
The sisters of life are awesome. Huge respect.
Wahoo! GO SISTERS! God bless you all, lots of prayers for you!
You two are so sweet. Happy you found the right vocation.
Jesus is calling my heart. For years now. He saved me so many times. I pray for God to call me to my purpose, whatever that may be.
The sisters are so beautiful. Jesus has to be so proud of His daughters 🥲✝️♥️
Give him permission to love you. That’s a very good final word. 🙏❤️
Absolutely amazing, please make more with these 2 sisters ❤
Thank you sisters!
Thank you so much, Sisters. I enjoy your sharing. "Women who are capable of religious life"... this is a powerful statement. And true about each of us in our vocation: "women who are capable of marriage".
Love this new "mini-series". Maybe have one on how to embrace the season of Lent? Hoping your podcast resumes. It's the best part of my week when the new one "drops".
Great video! I have a question: You touched upon the fact that there are differences between communities /orders. Could you make a video on the differences and explain why you chose the one you are in? Thank you and God bless!
Dear sister Mary grace. I am Mauren met you in Toronto. I am currently in Sri Lanka. Greetings to you
This is fascinating to me! Are sisters allowed to have secular interests and hobbies? Can you listen to secular music? Watch secular movies?