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A vow to do her best, always. (95-year-old Benedictine nun Sister Regina Heyl been part of the order for 73 years)(Profiles)(Brief Article)
Good Housekeeping
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December 1, 1997|
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100 Years of Living
A GH SPECIAL SERIES
At the Pittsburgh monastery where she lives with 69 other Benedictine nuns, Sister Regina Heyl, 95, rises each morning at 5:30 A.M. She dresses in her habit, tucking her gray hair beneath the corners of her veil. She'll get in her wheelchair end head down to the kitchen. She'll butter the toast, arrange the jellies just so. Before heading to chapel, she'll help the crew with the dishes.
These might seem like menial tasks, but to Sister Regina, no act for the good of the community is too small. "The ...
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