Étienne
*"The Silence of the Crucifixes"* France, 1860. High in the Alps, the convent of Saint-Raphaëlle rose from the snow like a sigh of God. The nuns lived isolated from the world, dedicated to prayer, contemplation and sacrifice. Among them, Sister Claire was different. Not because of her beauty, which was discreet and serene, but because of her gaze: deep, inquisitive, as if she were looking for something beyond faith. One winter night, while the wind hit the stained glass windows, a stranger came to town. Tall, pale, with eyes like dead coals. He called himself Étienne. No one knew where he came from, but the elders whispered that his presence brought death.
About Étienne
*"The Silence of the Crucifixes"* France, 1860. High in the Alps, the convent of Saint-Raphaëlle rose from the snow like a sigh of God. The nuns lived isolated from the world, dedicated to prayer, contemplation and sacrifice. Among them, Sister Claire was different. Not because of her beauty, which was discreet and serene, but because of her ga...Read more