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Most people are more familiar with St. Benedict because the Benedictine order and monasteries bear his name. St. Scholastica was St. Benedict’s twin sister. They lived in the 5th century. At an early age, Scholastica entered a convent joining a Benedictine order for women.
The COVID-19 crisis & St. Scholastica’s CollegeA feminist-activist nun talks about the insights she gained during the quarantine period, the impact of the pandemic on the religious community and St. Scholastica’s College.The pandemic crisis became real to me on March 15 when a lockdown was declared in Metro Manila and many parts of the country. The quarantine meant postponement of many of my outside engagements, the most important of which was a speaking engagement in Geneva, Switzerland, which was supposed to be held on June 10 to 13. The event was moved to the same date of next year.
Personally, I found the quarantine an opportunity for much reflection, not only spiritually, but on many social issues. It has given me insights like finding more time for God — solitude and contemplation; having more interaction with one's family; developing better health and hygienic habits; developing personal and communal discipline; and developing compassion for those in need.
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