Sister Sophia Rose responds to Emma Beddington’s article on how nuns are having a moment

Thank you to Emma Beddington for her thoughtful column ( Tired of being a woman in 2025? Why not become a nun?, 1 December ). It is always refreshing to see nuns and religious sisters portrayed in a context other than the horror-movie stereotype we seem to have inherited.

I was intrigued by her mention of Convent Wisdom: How Sixteenth-Century Nuns Could Save Your Twenty-First-Century Life by Ana Garriga and Carmen Urbita. I look forward to reading it and I may well recommend it in our Franciscan newsletter.

Sister Sophia Rose responds to Emma Beddington’s article on how nuns are having a moment

Thank you to Emma Beddington for her thoughtful column ( Tired of being a woman in 2025? Why not become a nun?, 1 December ). It is always refreshing to see nuns and religious sisters portrayed in a context other than the horror-movie stereotype we seem to have inherited.

I was intrigued by her mention of Convent Wisdom: How Sixteenth-Century Nuns Could Save Your Twenty-First-Century Life by Ana Garriga and Carmen Urbita. I look forward to reading it and I may well recommend it in our Franciscan newsletter.

Sister Sophia Rose responds to Emma Beddington’s article on how nuns are having a moment

Thank you to Emma Beddington for her thoughtful column ( Tired of being a woman in 2025? Why not become a nun?, 1 December ). It is always refreshing to see nuns and religious sisters portrayed in a context other than the horror-movie stereotype we seem to have inherited.

I was intrigued by her mention of Convent Wisdom: How Sixteenth-Century Nuns Could Save Your Twenty-First-Century Life by Ana Garriga and Carmen Urbita. I look forward to reading it and I may well recommend it in our Franciscan newsletter.