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What happened Holy Thursday night? One Polish nun says she knows

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WROCLAW, Poland (OSV News) — A hidden chapter of Christ’s Passion has come to light through the mystical revelations of Servant of God Sister Leonia Nastal, a Polish nun whose spiritual diary offers harrowing details of Jesus’ imprisonment before the crucifixion.

Born in 1903, Sister Leonia joined the Little Servant Sisters of the Immaculate Conception, founded by Blessed Edmund Bojanowski in the 19th century. She died during World War II, at just 37 years old.

Her death caused a widespread stir, as throughout her convent life she was seen as a living saint. Locals testified that after her death, the sister’s hands were warm and the smell of flowers spread through the room. In 1976, the sainthood cause of Sister Leonia began. On Dec. 2, 2016, Pope Francis issued a decree on the heroic virtues of the Servant of God Sister Leonia.

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