Sister Catherine Wybourne OSB (1954-2022): A pioneer of digital theology
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Dr Pete Phillips2022-02-25T12:51:00
@DigitalNun was a hands-on digital prophet and one of the best people on the internet, says Dr Pete Phillips. He pays tribute to the banker-turned-nun who loved Jesus and gadgets
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