Read this excerpt from the Little Sisters’ website, explaining the kind of work these filthy, filthy Catholic nuns do ... to-door daily requesting food, clothing and money for the women in ...

St. Louis — Inside the more than 600 Catholic hospitals across the country, not a single nun can be found occupying a chief executive suite, according to the Catholic Health Association.

"I knew they were very independent women, very strong," says the actress. "They were kind, but they had a very great ...

www.youtube.com - YouTube Photo by Matthias Baus An early scene depicts Susanna having sex with a crucifix, and a later one shows another nun swallowing a crucifix sword. The show also includes ...

The high priest persuaded her to become a nun and return to the monk. Before going back to the temple, she prepared a memorandum of understanding stating that the monk would not engage in sexual ...

The modern Holy Family Residence was constructed nearly a century later, at 330 Exchange St. South, not far from downtown St.

A radical feminist opera which includes explicit lesbian sex scenes, real blood and injuries, and naked roller-skating nuns, has left 18 audience members needing medical treatment in Germany.

In the 19th-century Russian convent where Indika—the titular protagonist—lives as one of many nuns, that job means walking back and forth between the barrel and a well with only a small bucket ...

It was based on the controversial 1920s opera Sancta Susanna, whose story follows a nun facing her repressed desires. The new version of Sancta, directed by Austrian choreographer Florentina ...

Immaculate may appear to be all about evil nuns. In the movie’s grisly opening, four nuns break a runaway sister’s leg. Another holy mob tries to skewer the protagonist, Sister Cecilia ...

CHICAGO (RNS) — After six years without hitting the road for a political advocacy tour, the Nuns on the Bus are back, and this time they have brought friends along for the ride. Organized by ...

Milesi, 79, a member of the Catholic order of the Scalabrini nuns, had “personally assisted” thousands of people, ensuring them access to legal documents, shelter, food, healthcare ...