Overview
- Sisters Bernadette, Rita and Regina left the Kahlsperg nursing home on September 4 and moved back into the Goldenstein convent with the help of supporters.
- The nuns cite a notarized right to live there for life, though a prior agreement limited that right to periods when their health allowed independent living.
- Archdiocesan officials say the buildings are unusable and that the women cannot live there alone, challenging the validity of their return.
- Former pupils and volunteers forced open doors, restored water and electricity, deliver groceries and share updates through a newly created Instagram account.
- No eviction has occurred to date, but church authorities could pursue expulsion through an apostolic commissioner as the standoff continues.