Amanda Knox, known for her high-profile legal battles in Italy, credits a Catholic priest with helping her restore her faith during her time in prison. Knox, who was imprisoned following the death of her roommate Meredith Kercher, describes the priest, Don Saulo, as a source of comfort and understanding during a period of immense personal turmoil.
In her new book, "Free: My Search for Meaning," Knox writes about her experiences behind bars and the impact of her friendship with Don Saulo. She explains how the priest's compassion and guidance helped her to reconnect with her own humanity and find solace amidst the challenges of incarceration.
"He saw my humanity," Knox said, reflecting on Don Saulo's role in her life. "He helped me to restore my faith in myself." Knox, who is now a mother of two, emphasizes the importance of finding meaning and purpose, even in the darkest of times. Her book explores these themes, offering insights into her personal journey and her ongoing search for understanding.
Amanda Knox Credits Priest for Restoring Faith During Imprisonment
Amanda Knox, who spent years in an Italian prison, says a Catholic priest helped her rediscover her humanity and faith. In her new book, "Free: My Search for Meaning," Knox details her friendship with Don Saulo and how he provided support during a difficult time. Now a mother of two, Knox reflects on the impact of this connection on her journey to find meaning and rebuild her life after her release. She emphasizes the priest's role in helping her cope with the challenges of incarceration.