From France 24:
The tumultuous story of runaway sisters Rita, 82, Regina, 86, and Bernadette, 88, defying the church hierarchy made headlines across the globe. The trio ran away from the care home the Catholic Church sent them to “against their will” and broke back into their abandoned convent at Goldenstein Castle in Elsbethen near the city of Salzburg in September, with the help of supporters.
The nuns’ superior, Provost Markus Grasl of Reichersberg Abbey, repeatedly insisted the nuns had to be placed in a Catholic care home due to their ailing health and accused them of breaking their vows of obedience. But on Friday church officials said the nuns can stay at Goldenstein “until further notice”, adding that Grasl had put forward a proposal to resolve the conflict.
