Constance Nadezhda Giurescu

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The best way to describe Constance is conflicted. She still weighs her decision to leave the Church heavily, and often wonders if God condemns her for leaving. Perhaps the Devil has led her astray, but she knows that she can never go back. Even in her worries, she knows how the Church acts is wrong and that there must be a better way to do things.

This has not changed the depths of her faith. Even as a young girl, Constance had felt a connection to the Lord, found peace in her prayers, and has seen what the power of Christ and faith can do to rescue souls in torment. It simply needs to be performed in a better way.

Constance is a bleeding heart. She sees those hurting, and refuses to walk away. There is no one she won't help, no one that cannot be comforted or listened too. She spends her free time working in homeless shelters or soup kitchens and often dismisses her fees as an exorcist if she believes the family cannot afford it. This depth of love for those around her often gets Constance into trouble when people try to take advantage of that care.

While a charming trait, Constance is also a bit clueless with more modern technology and goods. Having joined the abbey at 18, there are lots of modern day luxuries that she either never had access too, or never used. Now she is trying to navigate a world that has moved on without her...and how to use a touchscreen.