Sister Jean: A Legendary Chaplain's Legacy Lives On

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Sister Jean: A Legendary Chaplain's Legacy Lives On

Who was Sister Jean?

A 106-year-old chaplain for the Loyola Chicago men's basketball team
Became an international celebrity during the 2018 NCAA Tournament

What did she do?

Provided spiritual guidance and scouting reports to the team
Published a memoir, "Wake Up with Purpose! What I’ve Learned in My First 100 Years"

What's her legacy?

Inspired generations of students, faculty, and staff with her wisdom and grace
Remains a beloved figure in the Loyola community

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