The National Catholic Register recently ran an interesting profile of Sister Olga of the Eucharist Yaqob, who is an Iraqi-born archdiocesan hermit in the Boston Archdiocese and is also co-director of the Catholic Center and the Catholic chaplain for Boston University.
She was raised in the Assyrian Church of the East, where she founded its first religious order for women in 700 years. However, her love for the Rosary and daily Mass forced her departure from the order and her country.
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National Catholic Register: Like Abraham, Called From Her Homeland
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