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The Sisters of Life discuss their mission and work as pro-life advocates. They emphasize the beauty and dignity of every human person, reflecting the love of God for each individual. The sisters share their personal vocation stories, highlighting the importance of encountering Christ through the witness of religious sisters. They also talk about their daily routine and the power of prayer in their work. The Sisters of Life provide support and housing for pregnant women in crisis, accompanying them throughout their pregnancy and up to a year after the child is born. They share stories of God's miracles and Providence in their work, and the impact they have had on women's lives. The Sisters emphasize the potential of women to bring life into the world and nurture others, and they address misconceptions about being pro-life. They emphasize the importance of authenticity and love, encouraging others to become the fullness of love in their own lives.
Thank you Fr Leo ,great show! Thank you also to the Sisters of Life for your Pro-Life advocacy! May God bless your vocations🙏
It’s beautiful to see Sr Mary vocation blooms and she grows spiritually I remember studying with her in Sydney at Notre Dame. God bless and protect the sisters in their mission
Wow! I wish I would’ve known about these wonderful women when I was 19 and pregnant with no support.
I like how they listen to the women they meet. They show mercy to the women and love. It was a great show. Good job Fr. Leo and your crew.
These sisters truly inspire me to be a better human. Instead of judging mothers in crisis situations, I need to WALK with them. These mothers need to be seen. Their stories need to be heard. And most importantly, they have to be reminded that they are loved 😔 ❤️
In the past, I have been one to judge addicted / homeless mothers… but these two sisters have shown me that just a few kind words could save a life (lives)!
Although I can’t be a nun myself, I would love to become a nurse, work with a Catholic charity and help women in crisis pregnancies one day. Thank you father Leo for this interview. I look forward to seeing more of these 💜
Wow - Fr. Leo - great show: Didn't know this was such a "new order" and how delightful for all of us to have you sisters in our church! Thank you young ladies for being so dedicated. May you have great success and help many, many lives saved. 👶 Those tender babies, even if not kept by the birth Mother, are gifts for adoption. I have a lovely niece who was adopted and the whole family delighted in her over 32+ years ago! 🚼♀
These ladies are awesome! AMEN!
Loved listening to the mission and work of Sisters of Life, love them! So wonderful and so needed in our society, now more than ever. Thank you.
I've been listening lots to Sr. Mary Grace of the Sisters of Life these past 2 weeks.... her Aussie accent captivated me... and I had to listen, listen & listen.
We have good friends in Brisbane, and I've always loved listening to them.
But these sisters are amazing!! 🙏
My all time faves!!! 🙏🏻💫✨
Sister mariae Agnus Deie is the sister of Mother concepta Mary ❤❤❤… The sisters of life is my medicines when I have some kind of tired and feel so exhausted.. I always hear them in podcast and CZcams ❤🎉
The family is great. Sr. Mariae and her twin sister are friends of mine.
The Sisters are absolutely wonderful and inspiring! Amen!
This is Gods work in action
I pray that God will bless these Sisters and keep them safe.
I love seeing her on podcasts. ❤
Thank you Father Leo. Beautiful interview with the Sisters of Life.
We need more sisters and fathers in the community guys please 🙏 at mass too
Loved this!! Learned loved and laughed!
These are two best nuns of the order! I hope to see them in person someday. I hope you set up a mission in California.
As I live in Sister Agnus Dei’s hometown, we were treated to a visit from the Sisters of Life to our parish. These Sisters are amazing! Sister Mary Grace is probably the best speaker I have ever listened to. I’ve watched many of her speeches and I am always inspired by them. They do a podcast called “Let Love”. Check it out. Wish we could all be like them.
These women are a blessing!
"Be yourself" what I picked home from the conversation ❤
It would have been nice if Fr Leo would allow the sisters to talk and stop interrupting.
Yes. He's so annoying I'm probably going to stop listening. I want to hear the sisters, not the interviewer who is showing off too much. Step back and let the guest be the star. That's why you invited them, not to make yourself the focus. Interviewing well requires the humility to shut up. You exist to help the guest if he or she gets stuck and needs a prompt, not to make it all about you.
Thank You. He is irksome beyond..
Merci pour ce témoignage, très touchant et remuant. J’avoue que j’avais les larmes du bonheur 😢en les écoutant parler de leur mission Prolife. Merci sœurs pour votre travail et que le Seigneur continue à vous combler de ses grâces.
After 9 months of the upload of this video, @Fr Leo... this is the 1st time I hear/see your show and... you truly made me laugh 🤗!! Also thanks to both sisters for their testimony, I loved them. @ Sr Maria Agnus Dei, a 'thousand' years ago, I lived in Maine in a fishermen's town (Jonesport) in the middle of nowhere as an exchange student, and I just loved it (also played basketball). I now live in Ryde, Isle of Wight, UK which coincidently much resembles that town but the difference is that I have access to two benedictine monasteries with Gregorian masses (monks & nuns).
A month ago, I was in Ireland @ Our Lady of Knock Shrine, and let Fr Leo know that... "Agnus Dei" appeared with Mary, Joseph & St John the Evangelist, so your name is not that weird 😉, but a truly blessing! God bless you all 🙏
Ok I agree BUT, what do you do or say to a woman whose baby has died inside her and removal of the deceased child is considered abortion. It cannot be removed until the mother becomes septic. Very dangerous for the mother. But that’s what our laws say. Please address this.
The Catholic Church never claims that in an emergency situation like you described, a mother is supposed to die. Medical interception, in this case, is allowed.
It's not Catholic teaching that a dead baby in utero cannot be removed until the mother gets sick. There's the principle of the double effect in Catholic teaching. If the doctor is trying to save the life of the mother and the baby dies, it's not abortion. The death of the baby was the unintended consequence of saving the mother. A dead baby can't be aborted. Wherever you live, the law is stupid and needs to be changed, but don't lay responsibility on the church for a stupid civil law.
This is COMPLETELY untrue. A woman in this situation (I’ve been in this situation myself seven times where my baby has died) is not having an abortion. This is not how the law works at all. There is no law that says anything like what you say..that she needs to become septic??? No no no. Stop spreading this lie. Under the law or morally, it is not an abortion.
That's not possible to let the mother die because her baby died that's not medically defensible at all. Usually the stillborn baby is naturally birthed and is called still born.
@@FigaroHey I am not blaming anyone nor am I blaming the church. Texas, Idaho, and Florida and now Arizona are now 100% no abortions and that includes for any reason. They will let the mother pass. A DNC after a miscarriage is listed under abortion, even tho the child is no longer inside the mother. Just really not ok, and sad.
I love the show. I like to hear the vocations of both of them.
I feel the love from down under sis wow ❤🙏🇺🇸🇦🇺❤️
There has always been a very special place in my heart for nuns. I never had the calling or vocation could never imagine myself being a nun but whenever I see one does it matter the group. Not quite sure how to put that but they've always been special to me, including little Irish nun that I had in 6th grade. Who was the most beautiful and crazy woman. And to this day I have so many fond memories of her.
When I was first baptized in the Catholic Church. I did not know what it meant to be a Catholic. But now I know what it means practicing Catholic. Does someone that I am contact with that's friends of my family and they helped me in that area if I have a Catholic question.
Annoying when the interviewer keeps interrupting after asking a question. Let them talk and tell their stories and stop hogging the conversation. Why have guests if you're going to ask them good questions then stop them telling the answer? You ask her story then interrupt with custard and other questions that *nobody is asking* because we're trying to hear her story. Shut up with irrelevant interruptions about custard or trying to be funny by saying she talks in a tall way. This is an incredibly frustrating interview because the interviewer's ego gets in the way. Just shut up and let them finish when you ask a question. It's about the guest, not you. Shut up and nod until they stop talking or they lose the thread and need a prompt.
I am a fan Fr. Leo
I live in Sydney and I met sister Grace at the retreat at notre dame recently...such a frame to meet the sisters ❤❤❤❤❤
this 50mins moved fast!!! Great chat Fr and Srs
😭😭😭 que hermosas las hermanas 😭😭😭💕💕
After hearing these nuns I feel like a horrible person
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I used to see the sisters when I taught at SUNY Maritime College .
The first one I met was walking on campus and was from Australia also .
She had met my nieces and nephews in Australia on Young Day when the Pope visited!
Later that year I found my nieces husband has a sister that started as a novice there .
Who knew nuns could be so cool 😍
It was a long Road for me how is baptized in 1979 22 years old because 5:26 I wasn't a baby I had a sponsor am I sponsor was my high school classmate. How is baptized confirmation confirm. I left the church because I got into drugs an alcohol and I made it back and I Praise Jesus Christ that I made it back now I'm a practicing Catholic. I go to mass every single Sunday and also holy day. I partake Eucharist every Sunday can I go to confession once a month unless something comes up I have to do another confession.
“God made women with the capacity and potential to do things that only God can do: to bring life into this world and to turn their bodies into food” Fr. Leo
Grace
How I long to see Sr Mary Grace at one time in my life
I once saw sister Maria Agnus Dei running near my house in about 10 degree weather. In her habit…. With great big furry mittens. I thought wow! This can only be one person. Just when you think you’ve seen everything in Maine.
LOVELY!!
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Father galitin natin ang pro choice!!!! Haha
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singing songs from 40yrs ago is very ACCURATE lololol ...funny, sad but true hahaha
Do nuns stay as a nun until they're 75 like the priests do.
How did the sisters help what's someone comes to them and they're pregnant they don't have a job they have no way to support himself does our government here in America help them that issue so they can have money to live on. does not have family support what do they do.
26:13 tho ☺😄
Please don't say what the faith does that mean ? This is not holy or prudent father
My daughtar who has paranoid
Schizrophrenia got pregnant
She was taken to the abortion
Clinic twice
She could not stop the heart
Joseph mary was born
He is now almost 7
He is also disabled
I am his nana
I feel there is not much
Support in the church
When they are older
I have reasons for this
Have you asked for support? Where have you gone for support? What kind of support do you need? Do you want money? Someone to come and take care of the child and give you a break? Educational opportunities for your child? What are you asking for? Is it something the church is set up to do? Are you clear and specific in your requests? Are you asking people for the strength only God can give? Is *anybody* (government, NGOs) offering the support you say you need? Why is the support you need the support the church is supposed to give? A man approached the priest when I was talking to the priest outside church. Wanted the priest to give him money for new pants or just give him pants. This is a Franciscan whose own clothes are donated and has no money. The man has a phone in his hand, so he's not dirt poor. Somehow thinks the church should give him new pants. There are dozens of used clothing shops in the city where he could get pants for a few dollars, but he asks a priest to give him pants. There are also clothing donation bins all over the city with the names of charities that collect clothes to give to the poor. But a priest should give him pants. Of course when the priest says, "The parish doesn't have a clothing distribution center for clothes for the poor (they do give groceries regularly to the poor of the parish), the guy asks for cash instead. You may simply be asking the wrong people and the church in your area can't possibly set up an organization for every challenge that happens in life. Sometimes we need to go to other charities, the government or ask friends and families for help. I think a lot of people just think that God or the Church are supposed to solve all their problems when in fact, you need to call on the Holy Spirit for strength and become holy through your struggles or just be an adult and search for help more intelligently. Call someone who offers exactly the kind of help you need. There are specialists for disabled children, many charities and organizations and programs and schools for them, government assistance, tax breaks, etc. I think a lot of people just have no clue what's available so they go all passive and say that God (or the Church) should just rescue them and fix their problems when maybe part of what God is asking of them is to take responsibility for finding all the help he's already providing through government or volunteers or charities or NGOs. God does NOT give children without being ready to provide for them, but we have to cooperate and work. We can't just say, "The Church isn't doing it for me." God will help you do it and help for handicapped children is everywhere in the US. God has provided. Asking the Church for something God has prompted other people to help with (and then resenting the Church) is like asking a lifeguard to come and put out a house fire and then saying, "Lifeguards don't help people whose houses are on fire." The Church was created to spread the Gospel and administer the sacraments. All the hospitals, schools, orphanages, hospices, prison outreach, and other charities and relief organizations are an outgrowth of that, but the Church is just not responsible for solving every challenge or problem or helping people escape from their Cross.
Mother sky mother water today all sister
All body control my mother
Good morning my under graund love oky
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New jenaretion yong jenaretion ke lie
Bura nahi sochna line bahut sundar hai karam dekhne me bura lagega under graund me ja kor dekho sob sohi hai koi golod nahi hai monse dilse dimagse sochke korna hai kisiko chot na pohuche mei jo korunga sohi korunga
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All sister my love not bed work oky
All sister mothers link only brothers fathers link oky thanks
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