At age 106, Sister Jean declares her retirement.

Loyola Chicago legend, Sister Jean, has retired from her job as school priest and men’s basketball chaplain aged 106.

According to a source received via TMZ, her retirement was verified to the student newspaper by the school’s president, Mark C. Reed.

The Retirement of Sister Jean According to TMZ, Mark C. Reed verified Sister Jean’s retirement from the university. Even though she would not be physically on campus anymore, he said she will still pray and support the university. The Recent Health Crisis of Sister Jean Sister Jean retired from the campus of Loyola University Chicago due to a recent health concern. After suffering from a summer cold and falling out of her wheelchair in the spring, she had health problems. Notably, Loyola University Chicago hired Sister Jean in 1986. She was employed at Chicago’s St. Ignatius College Prep before joining Loyola University. Responses to Sister Jean’s Resignation According to Jodi Welber, “She is the finest! maintained office hours for those who want to visit. throughout the majority of the previous year. “Happy Retirement, Love Sister Jean,” wrote Malinowski. God bless you and watch over you during this difficult time.”. Keelan, “Congratulations.and I hope you have a wonderful retirement, sister ♥️. “A journey of a lifetime, Sister Jean has undoubtedly impacted a nation with her passion and faith, J words can not convey her spirit,” was written by Alessan Clinic. “Congratulations, Sister Jean. Your life and legacy have been amazing, inspiring countless people with your indomitable energy and faith,” Jenny Nel continued. “Congratulations on your retirement, Sister Jean. She deserves a standing ovation for her efforts,” Jan continued.