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She was the president of Catholics for Choice from until We collapse this most intimate and complex of human dilemmas to two sides. She has sought to come into relationship with her political opposites. Frances Kissling: The need to approach others with enthusiasm for difference is absolutely critical to any change. I love a good fight, and I love to win. She was raised by her Polish-American mother, who came from a coal-mining town in Pennsylvania. While a very young woman, Frances Kissling spent a short time in a convent.
Tippett: So how did you then end up becoming a nun at the age of 19? How did that happen? Kissling: Well, first of all, I did go to Catholic schools. When you grow up in a working-class Catholic family with most of your models in life being working class and a mother who had two bad marriages, the life of a nun looks pretty good in many ways.
So I saw religious life as a way of really doing good and nuns were the smartest, kindest — although some of them were pretty mean — but they varied from the meanest to the kindest people I knew. I had some ideas about Catholicism that were different from most Catholics even as a young girl. And I thought that people like me needed to be active in the church. It was that period where things were beginning to change. So I think that was part of my attraction to religious life, the feeling that I had something to offer that might be a little bit different.
