Q: In this task, you are given a text of many news articles seperated by special token "|||||". Your task is to summarize them.
The nun was taken to the maternity ward, where her waters broke and she gave birth. Baby photo : Shutterstock 
  
 A nun has given birth in Italy after going to hospital with a stomach ache, a year after a similar case in a country still strongly influenced by the Catholic Church. 
  
 The nun was taken to the Bartolomeo Eustachio hospital in San Severino Marche, central Italy, after complaining of severe stomach pains. 
  
 She was rushed to A&E by her fellow sisters and underwent an ultrasound, which revealed she was pregnant, Il Gazzetino reported on Friday. 
  
 The nun, thought to be from Colombia, was immediately taken to the maternity ward, where her waters broke and she gave birth after a few hours of labour. 
  
 The newborn baby boy is in good health and will stay in hospital temporarily for medical checks. The mother's convent is yet to issue a statement but the sisters have shown interest in taking charge of the baby, L'Unione Sarda reported. 
  
 The case bears remarkable similarities to one a year ago, when a Salvadorean nun gave birth after also suffering from stomach cramps. 
  
 Roxana Rodriguez was taken from her convent to hospital Rieti, north-east of Rome, where she gave birth. Her fellow nuns were said to be “very surprised” by the arrival of the baby boy, who was named Francesco (Francis) after the Pope. 
  
 Rodriguez has since left the convent and lives with a family in Rome, Italian media reported in November. Before being offered accommodation and work in the Italian capital, the former nun spent six months living in nearby Tivoli. She has not yet revealed the name of the baby's father. 
  
 READ MORE: Salvadorean nun gives birth in Italy: reports ||||| The nun discovered her stomach pain was associated with her pregnancy. Photo: Getty. 
  
 A nun has shocked her convent in Italy after she gave birth to a baby boy following complaints of bad stomach pain. 
  
 The sister claimed she had no idea she was pregnant until she was rushed to hospital in agony, then giving birth soon after, the Daily Mail reports. 
  
 The nun, who had come from South America supposedly already pregnant when she joined the convent in June had been taken to hospital by her fellow sisters, but doctors soon determined the cause of the pain. 
  
 According to local reports, the baby boy was born healthy and remains in hospital to undergo more checks. 
  
 The nun’s convent has also reportedly expressed an interest in taking care of the child. 
  
 News break - January 24 ||||| For the second time in a year, an Italian nun complaining of stomach pains has gone to the hospital and, rather unexpectedly, given birth. (Any jokes about immaculate conception made in the comments will be grounds for immediate and permanent expulsion from Paradise.) 
  
 The Local, an English-language Italian news website, reports that according to the newspaper Il Gazzetino, the nun, whose name and age have not been revealed, complained of severe stomach pains and was taken to the Bartolomeo Eustachio hospital in San Severino Marche. She underwent an ultrasound, which revealed there was a baby in there. She gave birth a few hours later to a baby boy. He's fine. Everyone's fine. A little confused, probably, but fine. 
  
 This time last year, in virtually the same story, a nun named Roxana Rodriguez living at a convent in Campomoro went to the hospital with stomach pain and then—whoopsy daisy—gave birth to a baby boy. She named him Francesco, after the Pope. She also mentioned she'd gone back to her home country of El Salvador to renew her passport and ran into an old boyfriend. Nuns, much like the stars, are just like you and I. She later left the convent. 
  
 The convent where the newest Nun Mom lived hasn't yet released a statement, but The Local notes that according to one paper, her fellow sisters have expressed an interest in caring for the child. |||||
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Last year about this time, a Catholic nun in Italy went to the hospital with stomach pains and, much to her surprise, ended up delivering a baby boy. Different year, different nun, same result: This time, a 31-year-old sister in central Italy was taken to the hospital with severe stomach cramps, and an ultrasound quickly revealed the reason, reports the Local. She delivered her boy a few hours later, and both mother and baby were doing fine. It's not clear what happens next, but Italian newspapers report that her fellow sisters in San Severino Marche have expressed an interest in helping raise the child. Details differ in various accounts, but Yahoo News reports that she is believed to have arrived in Italy from South America in June, already pregnant but unaware of the fact. The nun who gave birth last year is now a former nun and is said be happily living in Rome with her son. Her story seemed to have a logical explanation, eventually: She reported returning to her native El Salvador to renew her passport and running into an old boyfriend during the visit, notes Jezebel. (Nuns can make pretty good detectives, too.)