[Culturechat] Nun Story Follow-Up

Tue, 18 Nov 2003 10:43:19 +0100

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I finally know Sister's name !! I was thrilled to get this e-mail last
evening from the Austrian nun whom I recently gave a ride. &nbsp;I wrote about
the experience on Culture Chat. &nbsp;No wonder I still feel "blessed." As you
can see, she prayed for me. &nbsp; 
 
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Good evening Mrs. Roy! Today I want to thank you again, and I try 
to write you in English. Please forgive me my mistakes. It's a long time ago,
that I' ve written in English. Sometimes I read a book, and I could understand
mostly in the context, but talking is difficult, because I can 't find the
right words so quickly.

O.K. I told you, that I 'll make a pilgrimige (?) in german "Wallfahrt" 
to Lourdes (France) and to Fatima. There I 've lightened a candle for you 
and I ' ve prayed in your intentions. I 'm shure, that it was directed (?) 
(gef&uuml;hrt) from Heaven, that you came just, when I need a car to carry me in
my monastery. Later, we found out, that there were many missunderstandings, 
that the sister haven' t met me at the station.

The pilgrimage was very beautiful and graceful. The weather was 
fine, and we saw a lot of the country, it ' s history......

Now I ' ll finish for today. It's evening, and I' m tired. My working 
day was long. I'm working in an Old-Peoples-Home (Altenheim).

I wish you God' s and Our Lady's blessing.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; Sr. ---------------------------

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Suora -It's italian and means "nun". Good night.

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