"We hope this book will be helpful not only the young girls who have this aspiration to religious life, but also to their families to take away some of the misconceptions about religious life," said Sister Mary Josefa of the Eucharist about the new book that she and the sisters of her community recently wrote called Brides of Christ (Sophia Institute Press, 2023). Sister Mary Josefa of the Eucharist is a Benedictine nun in Missouri. Their new book invites the reader into the rhythms of their contemplative life through the course of the day and cycle of the year. "It is a very joyful, a very interior way of life, a very close union with God."
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