Kerala Nun Wins Gold in Hurdles at State Masters’ Athletics Meet, Video of Sister Sabina Racing in Religious Attire Goes Viral
A 55-year-old nun from Wayanad, Kerala, has captured hearts online after a video of her winning the gold medal in the hurdles event at the State Masters’ Athletics meet went viral. The athlete-nun, who plans to retire next March, said this might be her final competition.
A 55-year-old nun from Wayanad, Kerala, has captured hearts online after a video of her winning the gold medal in the hurdles event at the State Masters’ Athletics meet went viral. Sister Sabina, a physical education teacher at Dwarka AUP School in Mananthavady, stunned spectators as she sprinted and cleared hurdles gracefully, all while wearing her religious habit. A native of Ennappara in Kasaragod, she moved to Wayanad in 1993 and has been inspiring students and community members ever since. The athlete-nun, who plans to retire next March, said this might be her final competition. People praised her determination and energy, calling her an embodiment of discipline and faith. Sister Sabina continues to balance her duties at the Dwarka Provincial House with her lifelong passion for athletics. Jabalpur: VHP Activists Allege Religious Conversion, Thrash Christian Priests in Front of Police; Probe Ordered After Video Goes Viral.
Sister Sabina, Kerala Nun, Wins Gold in Hurdles as Video of Her Racing in Habit Goes Viral
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