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So the Hospitaller can return a model to a unit (with 1 wound remaining) that was previously slain.

Celestine's unit can contain 2 friends. If she dies (and has already used her resurrection, or failed it), the hospitaller could theoretically return her...and then next turn, heal her back up some more.

Basically, as long as there is a sister left...there is a chance to keep returning her, and she can respawn her sisters. Seems she could be pretty tough to kill and keep down. :-p

Anyone see anything wrong with this logic?

Unfortunately (or fortunately), that wouldn't work. If Celestine dies and doesn't resurrect, Celestine AND the Geminae Superia are removed. Her unit is completely gone if she doesn't come back.

Oops! Missed that line. They probably did that on purpose specifically so you couldn't pull this very trick! Ah well...she still seems pretty awesome to me!

The way I read that, the Geminae Superia are only removed if Celestine fails her Miraculous Intervention roll. If the first time she dies, she makes the roll, and then she dies again, the Geminae Superia are not removed. In that instance, it would seem like you could use the Hospitaller (or the Spirit of the Martyr Act of Faith) to return Celestine to life (with a single wound).