Grace and peace, Saints.

I present for your edification the very disturbing testimony of Sister Charlotte (a pseudonym), a former Roman Catholic nun.  Sister Charlotte testified to having been a nun in a cloistered convent for 22 years, and to having witnessed unspeakable brutality in the form of psychological, physical, and sexual abuse heaped upon young girls by senior nuns and priests in the convent where she served. 

Some have refuted this testimony as an attempt to defame the Roman Catholic church, while others say that based on their own experiences, it is an accurate depiction of the absolute depravity of the Romish religious system.

I cannot authenticate this testimony, but it mirrors the testimonies of other former Roman Catholics, such as Monica Ferrell in the books Ravening Wolves and From Rome to Christ; and former Roman Catholic priest Charles Chiniquy, in the book Fifty Years in the Church of Rome. Former Jesuit priest, Alberto Rivera also related similar testimonies in the Alberto series of comic tracts from Chick Publications. Additionally, as a Protestant evangelist having lived in Munich, Germany (not far from where Pope Benedict XVI was a cardinal), and in the very Roman Catholic city of St. Louis, Missouri, I will say that I have seen enough to believe Sister Charlotte’s testimony is real. 

As you listen, you will come to understand why a true Roman Catholic is a servant of the Roman Catholic church first, and your brother or sister, mother or father, husband or wife, or an American citizen second.  According to former Roman Catholics, if there is ever a conflict between what is morally right and what a Roman Catholic’s priests say is right, the priest’s word will always take precedence.  This is a frightening revelation.

Please compare this testimony with what you know and understand about the Roman Catholic church. Weigh them in the balance of your heart, and try to imagine what it must be like for the young girl trapped in that system of utter darkness: for that young girl could very easily be your sister or daughter.  

A PDF of Sister Charlotte’s testimony is available for download here.