This insightful book offers a firsthand account of life in a convent, exploring the various challenges and joys of religious life. Martin Jerome Scott's work offers valuable insights into the deep spiritual commitment of those who dedicate their lives to religious service, as well as the broader social and cultural context of convent life.

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