Lucía Caram

Lucía Caram was born in Tucumán, the fifth of seven siblings, to a family of Lebanese descent.[1] She was educated at a religious school.

During the dictatorship in Argentina from 1976 to 1983, Tucumán was punished by military repression, and she says that "it was then when [she] encountered people's suffering and the question of why there is violence. That was the first seed of [her] vocation."[2]

Lucía Caram has lived in Spain for 27 years and resides in the Convent of Santa Clara de Manresa in Barcelona, where she promotes interreligious dialogue.[3][4] She is the promoter of the Fundación Rosa Oriol, which serves 1,400 disadvantaged families.[5]

She sparked outrage and received death threats after saying that Mary, mother of Jesus was not a virgin.[6][7]

She collaborates on the program Las mañanas de Cuatro. She also has a recipe show on the Spanish Cooking Channel, Sor Lucía.[8][9] This program is also broadcast for Latin America by El Gourmet.[10]

Sor Lucía Caram on the podium, receiving the Àlex Seglers Memorial Prize

In 2006, she received the Àlex Seglers Memorial Prize in recognition of her activity in ecumenism, such as the creation of the Interreligious Dialogue Group in Manresa and her participation in the Second Catalan Parliament's Committee on Religions in 2006.[11]

In 2015, she was given the Catalan of the Year Award, a prize that is granted by a vote from the readers of El Periódico de Cataluña and the viewers of the TV3 program Els matins.[12]

• 1995, Vive tu fe ¡El Catecismo en crucigramas! (ISBN 978-84-85803-59-0)
• 1997, El Evangelio en crucigramas (ISBN 978-84-89761-79-7)
• 2000, Nueva oración de los fieles I (ISBN 978-84-8407-096-2)
• 2000, Nueva oración de los fieles II (ISBN 978-84-8407-097-9)
• 2012, Mi claustro es el mundo
• 2014, Estimar la vida (ISBN 978-84-16154104)
• 2014, A Dios rogando (ISBN 978-84-15880-82-0)
• 2014, Amar la vida y compartirla
• 2015, Sor Lucía se confiesa (ISBN 978-84-16256-78-5)
• 2015, Las recetas de Sor Lucía Caram (ISBN 9788416245000)