The humble courthouse in the church of St. Sulpice was on the second floor of the church
Same to the left of the porch. It was a two-room suite with a stony floor and a minimum of a third
This suite has been the home of Sister Sandrine Bell for over ten years. But if he asks her...
The nearby convent is her official home, but she preferred the tranquility of the church and she made a comfortable place upstairs. She provided the room with a dreary bed and a hot plate and Sister Sandrine was the head of the church, she was responsible for taking care of all
Non-religious aspects and matters of the church - public maintenance and the use of staff. He sacked the building after visiting hours, ordered supplies such as bread and communion wine, and tonight, while she was sleeping in her little bed, she woke up to her noisy phone and picked up
For a tired speaker.
"Sister Sandrine, Church of Saint-Sulpice, hello alalta, the man replied in French
Sister Sandrine is up. What time is it? Even though she knew a manager's voice,
That this is the first time in fifteen years that she has woken up. The father was a very devout man. He was the kind of man who would go home to sleep immediately after Mass. I apologize if I had awakened you to say, "To a father with his voice shaking and burning, I want
I need to ask you a favor. I just got off the phone with a great American pastor. "Manuel Arringarosa?
Head of Oeus Dei?" Of course I entertain him. Who in church doesn't know him? The Aringarosa
Conservatism has become so strong in recent years that their rise to religious prominence began in 1982 when Pope John Paul II elevated them to the status of "Pope bishopric", officially approving all their practices.
Opus Dei was promoted, suspiciously, in the same year as the two owners
The rich sect, they say, transferred nearly a billion dollars to the Vatican Institute for Religious Works
Known as Vatican Pink - they rescued him from an embarrassing bankruptcy. In another, much to the public's acclaim, the Pope placed Opus Dei's founder on a "quick ride" list to consecrate him, precipitating a process that would normally take a century to wait until it reached that status to be only 20 years. Sanrin felt that the position of Opus Dei Nil in Rome was passing, but no one could discuss the sacred vision. The Reverend Arengarosa called me to ask me for a favour, "the Father said in a voice
One of his students is in Paris." As Sister Sandrine heard the strange request, she became increasingly nervous. I'm sorry, did I say that this prolific, Opus Dei's pupil can't wait until tomorrow morning?
I'm afraid he can't wait, his plane leaves early in the morning, and he was dreaming.
"All his life visiting San Sulpies.
But the church is so much prettier in daylight, the sun shines its rays through the Windows
Shadows graded on the tilt of the solar clock, which makes San Solpice unique."
Sister, I totally admire you, but I'll consider it personally a favor if you diminish.
I let that guy in tonight. Maybe one o 'clock? A couple of days later, I'm going to have to talk to you.
"Sister Sandrine sued Jeanne, saying, Of course, it would be my pleasure. The father thanked her and then hung up.
Sister Sandrine stayed in her bed for a moment, perplexed and trying to
It drives away the specter of sleep, her 60-year-old body can no longer wake up as fast as it used to, even though a machine call has completely distended her senses. She was always uncomfortable and nervous with the denial of Opus Dei, who, in addition to the ritual of self-inflicted physical torture, had a vision of women at best in the Middle Ages. She had been deeply shocked to learn that female followers were forced to clean the men's rooms and halls without any pay while the men were in the hall; The women slept on a special wooden floor while the men slept on straw MATS, and the women were forced to endure the additional requirements of ritual self-immolation... That was an extra penalty for the original plot. It seems that the bite of Eve from the impudence of knowledge was to be taken away by women forever.
And the sad thing is that while most of the Catholic sweepers were moving through the Trigea
In the right direction with regard to women's rights, Opus Dei threatened to reverse this progress. Yet Sister Sanrin had to ponder the orders, her feet died out of bed, she stood slow, and her tongue shuddered upon touching her barefoot feet.
The Cold Stone. As her body cooled, she felt an unexpected fear of a nearby evil that had occurred
Is that a woman's intuition?
Sandrine, a believer in God, learned to find peace in voices that placate her soul, but...
These voices were as silent tonight as the empty church around them.
