Three nuns, aged 81, 86 and 88, enlisted the help of villagers and former school students to flee the retirement home they had forcefully been placed in at the end of 2023 and return to their convent in Elsbethen, just outside Salzburg in Austria. The sisters were the last nuns in the convent, which they regained access to thanks to a locksmith.
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The Bright Side: Elderly nuns in Austria escape retirement home to return to convent
