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Why are Nuns never allowed out of their convents?

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Surely you have seen them at times travelling by train, or tram; or in the public streets for purposes of shopping or other business.

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Convents have laundries and schools. Surely these are public institutions.

If the Sisters conduct an institution, that institution is distinct and separate from the convent proper, and may be inspected at any time by any authorized person. But the right to inspect a public institution does not give the right to inspect the manager’s private home. Would you insist that he must show you the kitchen, dini…

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