- A video of Sister Margaret Ann of Archbishop Coleman F. Carroll High School chopping up a tree that fell from Hurricane Irma went viral
- The Miami-Dade Police Department shared the image on its Facebook page
- Catholic schools in Miami-Dade county will stay closed until further notice
Sister Margaret Ann smiled with her chainsaw after tearing through a fallen tree
A photo of a nun wielding a chainsaw to clean up the aftermath of Hurricane Irma went viral Tuesday after the Miami-Dade Police Department posted it on Facebook.
Sister Margaret Ann, of Archbishop Coleman F. Carroll High School was seen cutting a fallen tree in her southwest Miami-Dade County.
The department posted along with the photos and videos: ‘As we recover from #HurricaneIrma, these acts of kindness remind us all that we are #OneCommunity in #MiamiDadeCounty! Thank you Sister and all of our neighbors that are working together to get through this! #MiamiDadeStrong’
Her habit billows in the wind as she chops up the tree in the amusing footage.People on social media were amused by the sight. One person commented: ‘She’s is truly an awesome example of a compassionate servant of God. Thank you Sister Margaret Ann!
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The photo and video of Sister Margaret Ann went viral with people saying she was making nuns look cool
One person said: ‘I mean hey…gotta admit nuns [sic] are cool!’
Another said: ‘Prayers are great, but prayer accompanied by action is powerful.’
Catholic schools in Miami-Dade county will stay closed until further notice according to the Miami Herald.