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The number of women joining religious orders has fallen from 6,500 in 1966 to just 250 today, according to a report on Spanish English-language news website Olive Press.

The site goes on to say the latest recruitment thinking has been pioneered by Noemi Saiz who, after trying out life as a nun, decided she was better suited to helping “archaic” religious institutions change their marketing tack with a focus on younger generations.

Convents are reportedly using a specialist website as well as social platform Facebook.

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