Wait a minute. God must love you very much. We don't tend to think of a string of catastrophes as a sign of God's love but the nun was clearly making the connection. In this morning's reading from his 2nd letter to the church in Corinth, Paul recites his own parade of horribles and concludes that God must love him very much too. So, I will boast all the more gladly at my weakness, so that the power of Christ may dwell in me.
Context is important here.
Paul arrived in Corinth around 50 A.D. and over the next year and a half he founded a church. Once he was satisfied that the community was strong enough to survive without him, he set sail for Ephesus and did the same thing all over again. He stayed in touch with the Corinthians by mail but it wasn't long before trouble started. Paul was crude, they said. He was volatile.