
Uboża and her family lived in a village at the intersection of several cultures. She was the daughter of a blacksmith and a shaman. The strangest thing was that the girl claimed to see ghosts and goblins, who helped in the household. Everyone lived in harmony until a new Christian bishop arrived in a neighboring town. He didn't much like the coexistence of multiple faiths, so missions to convert infidels were only a matter of time. At first it was just speeches, increased visits to homes, but when this had no effect, the bishop brought in an armed order to carry the word of the Lord.
When the monks arrived at Uboża's house, the girl subconsciously sensed problems. The missionaries refused to listen to the adults' explanations and, after a brief exchange of words, killed them in front of their daughter. The girl was taken away and sent to a convent in the city.
Here her ability to see ghosts was considered a symptom of connivance with the devil. She was regularly exorcised for several years.
The poor girl was eventually fully “converted” but was still quite a controversial nun. However, when a young shaman was brought to the order one day for judgment, the girl sided with her. This did not please the sister superior, who sentenced both girls to death. The bishop wanted to take the opportunity to show others how professing a different faith ends, and ordered the two girls to be crucified. Once they were both on the crosses, Uboża cursed her tormentors in anger. Moments before the spear pierced her heart, something stopped her in mid-air, the sky was covered by heavy clouds, punctuated by red lightning, from which a voice rang out:
-My child, I give you power and knowledge, and my two children who have accompanied you for years, to protect the poor and oppressed from the delicious dogs who have no respect for life. Do not be wary of whom on their lips will carry either one or the other. Order everyone with full severity, and send the poor away to places where they will get help.
Several hundred years have passed since then. The poor still walk the earth and help the poor and disadvantaged. Even when she was asked for help by a mafia boss, the girl moved to punish the owner of brothels, with quite young female employees....
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When the monks arrived at Uboża's house, the girl subconsciously sensed problems. The missionaries refused to listen to the adults' explanations and, after a brief exchange of words, killed them in front of their daughter. The girl was taken away and sent to a convent in the city.
Here her ability to see ghosts was considered a symptom of connivance with the devil. She was regularly exorcised for several years.
The poor girl was eventually fully “converted” but was still quite a controversial nun. However, when a young shaman was brought to the order one day for judgment, the girl sided with her. This did not please the sister superior, who sentenced both girls to death. The bishop wanted to take the opportunity to show others how professing a different faith ends, and ordered the two girls to be crucified. Once they were both on the crosses, Uboża cursed her tormentors in anger. Moments before the spear pierced her heart, something stopped her in mid-air, the sky was covered by heavy clouds, punctuated by red lightning, from which a voice rang out:
-My child, I give you power and knowledge, and my two children who have accompanied you for years, to protect the poor and oppressed from the delicious dogs who have no respect for life. Do not be wary of whom on their lips will carry either one or the other. Order everyone with full severity, and send the poor away to places where they will get help.
Several hundred years have passed since then. The poor still walk the earth and help the poor and disadvantaged. Even when she was asked for help by a mafia boss, the girl moved to punish the owner of brothels, with quite young female employees....
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