Cardinal Dolan Visits 100-Year-Old Nun Who Taught Him to ‘Love and Serve the Lord’

Cardinal Dolan visits 100-year-old nun who taught him to ‘serve the Lord’

Cardinal Timothy Dolan, archbishop of New York, visited Sister Mary Bosco of the Sisters of Mercy, a 100-year-old Irish nun who was his teacher in grade school.

Cardinal Dolan Visits 100-Year-Old Nun Who Taught Him to ‘Love and Serve the Lord’

Courtesy photo Cardinal Timothy Dolan, archbishop of New York, with Sister Mary Bosco of the Sisters of Mercy, a 100-year-old Irish nun who taught him to “love and serve the Lord.” 'I thank God for Sister Bosco’s vocation,' Cardinal Dolan said.

Cardinal Miloslav Vlk was a significant figure in the Czech Catholic Church and in society as a whole. His life was like a rocky path full of obstacles and historical twists and turns. Thanks to his remarkable bravery, he rose to the head of the Prague Archdiocese as the 35th Archbishop and Primate of the Czech Republic. His lifelong commitment to unity and justice was symbolized by his motto: "That all may be one."

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