Call the Midwife Should Revisit Sister Monica Joan's Upsetting Past

Sister Monica Joan has a sad past in Call the Midwife.

Sister Monica Joan had a tough start to her midwife career.

Call the Midwife started in 2012 and introduced Sister Monica, played by Judy Parfitt.

The show is set in 1957 and shows Sister Monica as a kind and funny person.

Sister Monica is a compassionate and witty person, and she is always happy.

Sister Monica died peacefully in the last episode of season 15.

Judy Parfitt played Sister Monica Joan from 2012 to 2016.

Sister Monica Joan will return to Call the Midwife in a new series.

The new series, Sister in Arms, is set during World War II.

The show will feature younger versions of Sister Monica Joan and other characters.

Sister Monica was born around 1871 and died in 1971.

During World War II, Sister Monica would have been around 68 years old.

Fans would love to see Sister Monica deliver babies during the war.

Sister Monica was loved by her friends at Nonnatus House.

Sister Monica dedicated her life to helping poor people in London.

She was born into a rich family but wanted to help people.

Her family did not agree with her choice to become a midwife and a nun.

Sister Monica's family never accepted her choices, and she became poor.

The new series is a chance to learn more about Sister Monica's past.

Sister Monica often talked about delivering babies in the past.

Call the Midwife is available to watch on BBC iPlayer.

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