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What?
They can't be serious.
Thank you, sister.
What are they asking of us?
at least one child should be sacrificed.
And even though
i come from a big family,
I'm the only girl with five brothers,
so I guess it was pretty obvious
who was going to become a nun.
Honestly, though,
And I know that it's
supposed to be so hard,
but I really can't wait
until we get to novitiate
and we get to wear those white veils.
Who wants to go next?
Well, as for me, I have two cousins,
an aunt and one older sister
who joined the sisterhood.
So, I guess, in a way,
it's kind of in my blood.
And who knows, maybe one day
I'll die young and become a Saint.
Thank you, sister Emily.
Sister cathleen, did you always know
that you wanted to be a nun?
No, actually,
i wasn't raised in the church, so...
What do you mean,
you weren't raised in the church?
Aren't you catholic?
I guess I'm not catholic
in the same way that you guys are.
Well, what are you
even doing here, then?
I mean, is this even allowed?
Sister Candace, please. Ladies.
I went to catholic school.
That's where I learned
about the sisters.
the most beautiful idea,
to be able to spend
my entire life devoted to love.
Tell me about the new postulants.
I'm so impressed with them as a group.
They're full of energy and enthusiasm,
really passionate about finding
their own relationships with Christ.
What is this you're reading?
This is something to do
with this Vatican ll.
Vatican what?
From what I can make out,
our pope has suddenly
got it into his head
to turn himself
into some sort of reformer.
Meaning what, exactly?
Meaning he's organized
some ridiculous new council in Rome
to speak about changes to the church.
Well, that's a good thing, isn't it?
The church hasn't reviewed its practices
in over 100 years.
Perhaps change is...
in need of change?
Are you questioning me?
is perfect the way it is.
Well, what reforms
are they talking about?
- Can I see?
-Lt's not important.
This will all blow over very soon.
It's nothing to concern yourself with.
Pay attention.
I'm going to show you how we walk.
It's called "custody of the eyes."
You put your hands in your sleeve
like this.
Always go slowly, gracefully,
never in a hurry.
And most important
is you keep your eyes down.
Always make sure you're looking
straight ahead at the floor
in front of you.
Why?
Excuse me?
Why do we have to walk like that?
I mean, what if we can't see
where we're going?
Not that it's your place
to question anything,
but it's a part of our discipline.
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