In a house in Poing, seven girls, two nuns and a young woman from the Ukraine live together as a foster family – including the dog Zafika. How are they doing seven weeks after their escape?
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Johanna Feckl, Poing
When Martina Hohl pushes her bike up the driveway, two girls wave at her from the window next to the front door. The 60-year-old Poingerin laughs. After she has locked her bike, Sister Maria Liubovi and Sister Maria Vseblaha greet her in the hallway of the residential building: they hug. It is a firm and hearty squeeze – as from people who have known each other well for a long time, who trust each other.