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Wednesday, June 03, 2009

A Humble Proposition

Proposed New Order of Nuns

Posted by: Joseph Jaskierny
Some time ago I was reflecting on the fact that there aren’t too many groups of nuns these days who make things like the burse I ordered last summer. That’s when it occurred to me that I could found an order of nuns dedicated to making cool looking liturgical things. I would call them the Sisters of Perpetual Sewing. They would, of course, be cloistered since I’m figuring that being cloistered would make their work even more grace-filled. The rule of the order would be based on that of St Benedict. That way, the rule is already written and it saves time in organizing the order (plus St Benedict’s rule is awesome). Their habit would also be Benedictine-based, and they would wear a chaplet of St Benedict. Their habit would also include a sewing kit attached to it. They will have perpetual adoration, and there will always be at least one sister sewing in the presence of the Blessed Sacrament. The convent would also have Mass exclusively in the Extraordinary Form.
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The only thing I would add is that since St. Anne is the patron saint of seamstresses, that she be made their patroness. (& yes, St. Benedict's rule is awesome.)

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