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Article: Sister Marie Louise Explains It All...;How an 89-Year-Old Georgetown Nun Became the Number One Pigskin Prognosticator
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- The Washington Post
- Article date:
- November 25, 1989
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A tiny fist, white as porcelain and ribbed with bright blue
veins, socks monastery air. "I just had to have that Oilers game,"
she says. "I kept saying `Sweet Jesus, please let me have this Oilers
game. Then my record will go to 11 and 3.' Oh, I was praying so very
hard to the Holy Spirit that night. Well they finally pulled it
through. That little Zendejas came in and booted it. I couldn't
believe it. It was the last play. There was no time left. I was
jumping out of my chair. Mother was in there with me. I think it
was after 1 a.m. before we finally got to bed. You never saw so many
commercials. I said to Mother, `Why do they have so many
commercials?' Mother said, `Because the world is ...
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... ... or the Chicago Symphony Orchestra, Marie Louise Rosenthal loved the humanities and arts ... Rosenthal's contributions included the Marie Louise Rosenthal and Samuel R. Rosenthal Book ... Fund or the University of Chicago's Marie Louise Rosenthal and Samuel R. Rosenthal Book ...
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