Eighty-two-year-old nun Nadia Gavasnki was found dead in her convent in Paraná, Brazil, following an invasion by an unidentified man, and authorities are investigating the circumstances surrounding her death.
The tragic murder of 82-year-old nun Nadia Gavasnki at the Irmãs Servas de Maria Imaculada convent in Ivaí, Paraná, has shocked the local community and prompted a police investigation. Gavasnki was discovered dead on Saturday, October 21, after a man allegedly invaded the convent. According to reports from her fellow nuns, Gavasnki had a routine of tending to chickens in the area where she was found, which was a part of her daily life at the convent.
The investigation into her death has revealed little so far, with authorities remaining tight-lipped about the suspect and the details surrounding the incident. The identity of the suspect has not been disclosed, and the reasons behind the murder remain unclear. A fellow nun described Gavasnki as humble and devoted, having dedicated 55 years to a life of service in the convent after joining the congregation at the age of 27.
As the police continue their inquiries, the community mourns the loss of a cherished member. Gavasnki's commitment to her faith and community life is remembered fondly by those who knew her. The case raises questions about security in religious institutions and the challenges they face in protecting their members from violence, a matter that may require further scrutiny from law enforcement and community leaders.
