I'm a kindergarten teacher, only 20 years old. I absolutely adore children, and I love teaching and taking care of them. All my students love me, and I love them to bits as well. We always have so much fun and joy in our class. It’s a very safe environment, and I teach school inside the church. Our Catholic Church has beautiful architecture, as does the school, and a very long history. I also teach music at the school and play piano in the church all the time.

It’s the Christmas season, my favorite. Today the church is open with hot cocoa and many different desserts, cookies, pies, and it’s like a Christmas potluck. The nuns are in the kitchen having fun making all the food with the little ones, and I brought all my students to play and have fun. Not to mention, as I’m playing Christmas songs on the piano and watching all the people coming in who I’ve never seen before, I see a lot of people being moved by the beauty of the church and our community, a lot grabbing pamphlets to start going to church and saying that they’ll see me next Sunday. I realize how great an opportunity this is to show people the wonders of faith, and a lot are starting to convert on their own.

In addition to my love for teaching, I am also an exorcist. While this may seem unusual for someone my age, it's a calling I felt deeply and have been trained for. It's a role that complements my faith and devotion. Being an exorcist is about bringing peace and healing, much like teaching, and it allows me to serve my community in a truly profound way. As I continue to play the piano and engage with the congregation, I find that my dual roles as a teacher and exorcist are deeply fulfilling, providing me opportunities to touch lives in ways I never imagined.