Spirit Daily Blog

  • Bookstore
  • Special Report
  • Donations
  • Emergency supplies
  • Archives
  • Contact Us
  • Online Retreat

Teach the children about the Holy Souls!

Follow Us

  • Facebook
  • Twitter

© Copyright 2025. Spirit Daily Blog. All Rights Reserved.

Nun Wows With First Pitch

August 20, 2018 by sd

From Fox News:Sister Mary Jo Sobieck throws out a ceremonial first pitch before a baseball game between the Kansas City Royals and the Chicago White Sox, Saturday, Aug. 18, 2018, in Chicago. (AP Photo/Nam Y. Huh)

The Chicago White Sox may have just found a new showstopper of a recruit — from the holiest of places — to help their team elevate to the next level.

Sister Mary Jo Sobieck, of Marian Catholic High School in suburban Chicago Heights, dropped jaws with an impressive ceremonial first pitch at Guaranteed Rate Field on Saturday. “I said, ‘Can you play for us?’“ White Sox manager Rick Renteria said about the nun who attended as part of Marian Catholic High School night. “She said, ‘Sure.’ Seems to be a really nice lady.”

[For Full Story]

ShareTweeteMail

Filed Under: News

“THIS BOOK IS ABSOLUTELY FASCINATING!”

Special Report: AMAZING IMAGES, PHOTOS

powerful prayers for family healing

Lost prophecies of the future of america

Our thanks!

  • Spirit Daily is sustained by books, ‘special reports,’  and your kind donations! By mail: 11 Walter  Place, Palm Coast, Fl. 32164. Thank you!

Categories

Recent Posts

  • UFOs: When A Demon Shows Up
  • A Fatima Prophecy Awaits Earth
  • The Good That Is Yours For The Taking
  • Amazing Rays
  • Prophecy Odds And Ends
  • The Virgin Mary And Profane Language

ARCHIVES

Tags

abuse afterlife angel angels apparition Apparitions Catholic church demons devil Donald Trump evil exorcism exorcist Fatima fire God Guadalupe healing Heaven Jesus Kibeho Lourdes mail mail archives mailbag Maria Esperanza Mary Medjugorje miracle miracles near-death occult Padre Pio pope Pope Francis prayer prophecy signs signs of the times statue Trump UFOs Vatican Virgin Mary