Mother Dolores Hart & Patricia Neal

This is an interview from EWTN with Mother Dolores discribing her life and friendship with Patricia Neal.

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• Patricia Neal
• Dolores Hart
• Mother Dolores

[edstrat69]

This is from August 2010. I posted it shortly after it aired

[BrandonTxOthor]

Do you know what year this was? As someone who suffers from neuropathy,it struck me that Pat Neal and the interviewer seemed to know little about it. Yet Mother Dolores talked of great research being done. Today people generally know about it but in terms of treatment it is still in infancy,there are a few treatments that help some but are not helpful to others.Lovely post.

[edstrat69]

@BrandonTxOthor This interview was Aug. 2010.

[JubalCalif]

Heavens to Murgatroid! I've known for many years that actress Dolores Hart became a Roman Catholic nun but this is the first time I've seen her in her habit! Fascinating! Dolores has obviously found much happiness & fufillment in her faith. Good for her! THANKS for posting this moving & heartwarming clip!!! :-)

[JRobbySh]

@1Urganda1 I think he converted before he died of cancer. Had a genuine experience. He is said to have told his friend Hemmingway that it was the best thing he ever did. Poor Hemminway. He didn’’t have the same steadfastness.

[r20926]

@BrandonTxOthor

Have you tried Benfotiamine, it has helped me.

[acousticguitarfan]

Fascinating Interview! Thank you for sharing!

[chpapworth]

The singer Mario Lanza was Delores Neal's Uncle.

[marysean]

my parents used to take me to her cloister all the time. I did not think that she could come out. I wonder if she is still alive. To think she was there behind the bars all the times we went to mass there. My parents must have known all along.

[1Urganda1]

Gary Cooper terror of women; he, while married, got 2 actresses pregnant and both aborted the baby: single Lupe Velez "the Latin Spitfire", who committed suicide, and married Patricia Neal, who committed adultery for his sake. How ruthless he was, how self-justifying ("I am a good Catholic man; I don't divorce my wife")