The arrival of Sister Catherine will leave traces in TPMP : this Friday January 12, 2024, to promote the arrival on C8 of Welcome to the monasterya new spiritual show hosted by Alessandra Martines and in which Clara Morgane, Fabienne Carat, Jean-Marc Généreux, Paul El Kharrat, Simon Castaldi and Delphine Wespiser participated, Cyril Hanouna received Sister Catherine, which is very present in this new show. The opportunity for the Christian to look back on her religious journey, and to reveal the reasons which pushed her to turn to religion in 2001, following a terrible personal tragedy.
“When I was 11 or 12, I lost a brother in a motorcycle accident.and it was quite a shock for me, I said to myself: But how can we say that God is love, that God wants our happiness, because I too had been raised in a school of nuns (… ) so I decided to live without him” explained the one who was finally “upset” when she was 18: her parents suggested that she participate in world youth days, organized in Rome by Pope John Paul II. The young woman then had a click, and said a prayer: “Eight months later, I was going to pray in churches, I’m giving you a year to show me that you really exist. And eight months later, I clearly felt in my gut that he was present, that he had always loved me, and that he had always been there in my life“.
“I was so angry with God for losing my father at 12”
A testimony that greatly moved Danielle Moreau. The columnist of Do not touch My TV broke down in tears, revealing that she had experienced the same drama as Sister Catherine: at 12 years old, the journalist lost her dad, and no longer believed in God. It was also, at the age of 18, that she found her faith. “I am very moved because I found myself in this youth journey… Excuse me. But it’s true that when I lost my father, at 12, I no longer believed in God, I was so angry with him, it was so unfair. Then, I too, around 18, I came back, and I waited for a sign, and that’s exactly what I felt. It’s incredible. I chose a path of futility, but it’s incredible what you’re telling me.” declared Danielle Moreau, with great emotion.