O.T. This might be an interesting film.

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Any good lesbian sex scenes?

Smiler

2010-04-08 02:06:53 UTC

http://www.nogreaterlove.co.uk
NO GREATER LOVE
A film by Michael Whyte
?You cannot put a value on prayer, like you can a product, it still
remains a mystery?.
After ten years of correspondence, Michael Whyte was given
unprecedented access to the monastery of the Most Holy Trinity, in
London?s Notting Hill. The monastery, which was founded in 1878, is
home to the Discalced Order of Carmelite Nuns. The nuns lead a
cloistered life dedicated to prayer and contemplation, rarely
leaving the monastery except to visit a doctor or dentist. Silence
is maintained throughout the day with the exception of two periods
of recreation.
No Greater Love gives a unique insight into this closed world where
the modern world?s materialism is rejected; they have no television,
radio or newspapers. The film interweaves a year in the life of the
monastery with the daily rhythms of Divine Office and work. Centred
in Holy Week, it follows a year in which a novice is professed and
one of the senior nuns dies. Though mainly an observational film
there are several interviews, which offer insights into their life,
faith, moments of doubt and their belief in the power of prayer in
the heart of the community.
?This is a beautiful, informative and inspiring study of a way of
life defiantly at odds with the glitzy priorities and frenetic pace
of the outside world.?
Edinburgh Film Festival 2009

I'd rather stick pins in my eyes than watch that.
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Any good lesbian sex scenes?

Only during the two daily periods of 'recreation'. :-)

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TibetanMonkey, the-Monkey-with-the-Bag-of-Shit

2010-04-08 02:08:56 UTC

Post by Smiler

http://www.nogreaterlove.co.uk
NO GREATER LOVE
A film by Michael Whyte
?You cannot put a value on prayer, like you can a product, it still
remains a mystery?.
After ten years of correspondence, Michael Whyte was given
unprecedented access to the monastery of the Most Holy Trinity, in
London?s Notting Hill. The monastery, which was founded in 1878, is
home to the Discalced Order of Carmelite Nuns. The nuns lead a
cloistered life dedicated to prayer and contemplation, rarely
leaving the monastery except to visit a doctor or dentist. Silence
is maintained throughout the day with the exception of two periods
of recreation.
No Greater Love gives a unique insight into this closed world where
the modern world?s materialism is rejected; they have no television,
radio or newspapers. The film interweaves a year in the life of the
monastery with the daily rhythms of Divine Office and work. Centred
in Holy Week, it follows a year in which a novice is professed and
one of the senior nuns dies. Though mainly an observational film
there are several interviews, which offer insights into their life,
faith, moments of doubt and their belief in the power of prayer in
the heart of the community.
?This is a beautiful, informative and inspiring study of a way of
life defiantly at odds with the glitzy priorities and frenetic pace
of the outside world.?
Edinburgh Film Festival 2009

I'd rather stick pins in my eyes than watch that.
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Any good lesbian sex scenes?

Only during the two daily periods of 'recreation'. :-)

Wait a minute, they do sex there for recreation or procreation?

Father Haskell

2010-04-08 02:17:03 UTC

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Post by Smiler

http://www.nogreaterlove.co.uk
NO GREATER LOVE
A film by Michael Whyte
?You cannot put a value on prayer, like you can a product, it still
remains a mystery?.
After ten years of correspondence, Michael Whyte was given
unprecedented access to the monastery of the Most Holy Trinity, in
London?s Notting Hill. The monastery, which was founded in 1878, is
home to the Discalced Order of Carmelite Nuns. The nuns lead a
cloistered life dedicated to prayer and contemplation, rarely
leaving the monastery except to visit a doctor or dentist. Silence
is maintained throughout the day with the exception of two periods
of recreation.
No Greater Love gives a unique insight into this closed world where
the modern world?s materialism is rejected; they have no television,
radio or newspapers. The film interweaves a year in the life of the
monastery with the daily rhythms of Divine Office and work. Centred
in Holy Week, it follows a year in which a novice is professed and
one of the senior nuns dies. Though mainly an observational film
there are several interviews, which offer insights into their life,
faith, moments of doubt and their belief in the power of prayer in
the heart of the community.
?This is a beautiful, informative and inspiring study of a way of
life defiantly at odds with the glitzy priorities and frenetic pace
of the outside world.?
Edinburgh Film Festival 2009

I'd rather stick pins in my eyes than watch that.
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Comes between nap time and juice and cookies time.

St. Jackanapes

2010-04-08 05:43:27 UTC

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In alt.atheism, TibetanMonkey, the-Monkey-with-the-Bag-of-Shit said...

Post by Smiler

http://www.nogreaterlove.co.uk
NO GREATER LOVE
A film by Michael Whyte
?You cannot put a value on prayer, like you can a product, it still
remains a mystery?.
After ten years of correspondence, Michael Whyte was given
unprecedented access to the monastery of the Most Holy Trinity, in
London?s Notting Hill. The monastery, which was founded in 1878, is
home to the Discalced Order of Carmelite Nuns. The nuns lead a
cloistered life dedicated to prayer and contemplation, rarely
leaving the monastery except to visit a doctor or dentist. Silence
is maintained throughout the day with the exception of two periods
of recreation.
No Greater Love gives a unique insight into this closed world where
the modern world?s materialism is rejected; they have no television,
radio or newspapers. The film interweaves a year in the life of the
monastery with the daily rhythms of Divine Office and work. Centred
in Holy Week, it follows a year in which a novice is professed and
one of the senior nuns dies. Though mainly an observational film
there are several interviews, which offer insights into their life,
faith, moments of doubt and their belief in the power of prayer in
the heart of the community.
?This is a beautiful, informative and inspiring study of a way of
life defiantly at odds with the glitzy priorities and frenetic pace
of the outside world.?
Edinburgh Film Festival 2009

I'd rather stick pins in my eyes than watch that.
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Any good lesbian sex scenes?

Only during the two daily periods of 'recreation'. :-)

Wait a minute, they do sex there for recreation or procreation?

It all depends on who is on top and if they're using the turkey baster. Someone has
to pump out the priests, don't they?

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Eris

2010-04-08 05:30:23 UTC

http://www.nogreaterlove.co.uk
NO GREATER LOVE
A film by Michael Whyte
?You cannot put a value on prayer, like you can a product, it still
remains a mystery?.
After ten years of correspondence, Michael Whyte was given
unprecedented access to the monastery of the Most Holy Trinity, in
London?s Notting Hill. The monastery, which was founded in 1878, is
home to the Discalced Order of Carmelite Nuns. The nuns lead a
cloistered life dedicated to prayer and contemplation, rarely
leaving the monastery except to visit a doctor or dentist. Silence
is maintained throughout the day with the exception of two periods
of recreation.
No Greater Love gives a unique insight into this closed world where
the modern world?s materialism is rejected; they have no television,
radio or newspapers. The film interweaves a year in the life of the
monastery with the daily rhythms of Divine Office and work. Centred
in Holy Week, it follows a year in which a novice is professed and
one of the senior nuns dies. Though mainly an observational film
there are several interviews, which offer insights into their life,
faith, moments of doubt and their belief in the power of prayer in
the heart of the community.
?This is a beautiful, informative and inspiring study of a way of
life defiantly at odds with the glitzy priorities and frenetic pace
of the outside world.?
Edinburgh Film Festival 2009

I'd rather stick pins in my eyes than watch that.
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My brothers brother-in-law is a Carmelite (I am not allow to meet him,
for some reason) What role if any would he play in the recreational
periods, or are there a separate two recreational periods just for
men.

Smiler

2010-04-08 22:41:54 UTC

Post by Eris

http://www.nogreaterlove.co.uk
NO GREATER LOVE
A film by Michael Whyte
?You cannot put a value on prayer, like you can a product, it
still remains a mystery?.
After ten years of correspondence, Michael Whyte was given
unprecedented access to the monastery of the Most Holy Trinity, in
London?s Notting Hill. The monastery, which was founded in 1878,
is home to the Discalced Order of Carmelite Nuns. The nuns lead a
cloistered life dedicated to prayer and contemplation, rarely
leaving the monastery except to visit a doctor or dentist. Silence
is maintained throughout the day with the exception of two periods
of recreation.
No Greater Love gives a unique insight into this closed world
where the modern world?s materialism is rejected; they have no
television, radio or newspapers. The film interweaves a year in
the life of the monastery with the daily rhythms of Divine Office
and work. Centred in Holy Week, it follows a year in which a
novice is professed and one of the senior nuns dies. Though
mainly an observational film there are several interviews, which
offer insights into their life, faith, moments of doubt and their
belief in the power of prayer in the heart of the community.
?This is a beautiful, informative and inspiring study of a way of
life defiantly at odds with the glitzy priorities and frenetic
pace of the outside world.?
Edinburgh Film Festival 2009

I'd rather stick pins in my eyes than watch that.
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You've just shown the reason why you're not allowed to meet him :-)

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f***@mail.croydon.ac.uk

2010-04-09 10:11:06 UTC

http://www.nogreaterlove.co.uk
NO GREATER LOVE
Afilmby Michael Whyte
?You cannot put a value on prayer, like you can a product, it still
remains a mystery?.
After ten years of correspondence, Michael Whyte was given
unprecedented access to the monastery of the Most Holy Trinity, in
London?s Notting Hill. The monastery, which was founded in 1878, is
home to the Discalced Order of Carmelite Nuns. The nuns lead a
cloistered life dedicated to prayer and contemplation, rarely leaving
the monastery except to visit a doctor or dentist. Silence is
maintained throughout the day with the exception of two periods of
recreation.
No Greater Love gives a unique insight into this closed world where
the modern world?s materialism is rejected; they have no television,
radio or newspapers. Thefilminterweaves a year in the life of the
monastery with the daily rhythms of Divine Office and work. Centred in
Holy Week, it follows a year in which a novice is professed and one of
the senior nuns dies. Though mainly an observationalfilmthere are
several interviews, which offer insights into their life, faith,
moments of doubt and their belief in the power of prayer in the heart
of the community.
?This is a beautiful, informative and inspiring study of a way of life
defiantly at odds with the glitzy priorities and frenetic pace of the
outside world.?
EdinburghFilmFestival 2009

I'd rather stick pins in my eyes than watch that.
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I think it could be an interesting insight into a very different
lifestyle. Other than walking past one in the street occasionally
I've only ever had one experience of dealing with nuns. Many years
ago I had to visit a convent school to take a few photographs of
something. The only thing I remmber about it was the swearing nun
that was there. Makes them seem a bit more human.

Eris

2010-04-09 15:25:42 UTC

http://www.nogreaterlove.co.uk
NO GREATER LOVE
Afilmby Michael Whyte
?You cannot put a value on prayer, like you can a product, it still
remains a mystery?.
After ten years of correspondence, Michael Whyte was given
unprecedented access to the monastery of the Most Holy Trinity, in
London?s Notting Hill. The monastery, which was founded in 1878, is
home to the Discalced Order of Carmelite Nuns. The nuns lead a
cloistered life dedicated to prayer and contemplation, rarely leaving
the monastery except to visit a doctor or dentist. Silence is
maintained throughout the day with the exception of two periods of
recreation.
No Greater Love gives a unique insight into this closed world where
the modern world?s materialism is rejected; they have no television,
radio or newspapers. Thefilminterweaves a year in the life of the
monastery with the daily rhythms of Divine Office and work. Centred in
Holy Week, it follows a year in which a novice is professed and one of
the senior nuns dies. Though mainly an observationalfilmthere are
several interviews, which offer insights into their life, faith,
moments of doubt and their belief in the power of prayer in the heart
of the community.
?This is a beautiful, informative and inspiring study of a way of life
defiantly at odds with the glitzy priorities and frenetic pace of the
outside world.?
EdinburghFilmFestival 2009

I'd rather stick pins in my eyes than watch that.
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No they are not human!!!

Lord Vetinari

2010-04-09 18:20:06 UTC

http://www.nogreaterlove.co.uk
NO GREATER LOVE
Afilmby Michael Whyte
?You cannot put a value on prayer, like you can a product, it still
remains a mystery?.
After ten years of correspondence, Michael Whyte was given
unprecedented access to the monastery of the Most Holy Trinity, in
London?s Notting Hill. The monastery, which was founded in 1878, is
home to the Discalced Order of Carmelite Nuns. The nuns lead a
cloistered life dedicated to prayer and contemplation, rarely leaving
the monastery except to visit a doctor or dentist. Silence is
maintained throughout the day with the exception of two periods of
recreation.
No Greater Love gives a unique insight into this closed world where
the modern world?s materialism is rejected; they have no television,
radio or newspapers. Thefilminterweaves a year in the life of the
monastery with the daily rhythms of Divine Office and work. Centred in
Holy Week, it follows a year in which a novice is professed and one of
the senior nuns dies. Though mainly an observationalfilmthere are
several interviews, which offer insights into their life, faith,
moments of doubt and their belief in the power of prayer in the heart
of the community.
?This is a beautiful, informative and inspiring study of a way of life
defiantly at odds with the glitzy priorities and frenetic pace of the
outside world.?
EdinburghFilmFestival 2009

I'd rather stick pins in my eyes than watch that.
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:
: No they are not human!!!

They are penguins!

Father Haskell

2010-04-10 01:05:58 UTC

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http://www.nogreaterlove.co.uk
NO GREATER LOVE
Afilmby Michael Whyte
?You cannot put a value on prayer, like you can a product, it still
remains a mystery?.
After ten years of correspondence, Michael Whyte was given
unprecedented access to the monastery of the Most Holy Trinity, in
London?s Notting Hill. The monastery, which was founded in 1878, is
home to the Discalced Order of Carmelite Nuns. The nuns lead a
cloistered life dedicated to prayer and contemplation, rarely leaving
the monastery except to visit a doctor or dentist. Silence is
maintained throughout the day with the exception of two periods of
recreation.
No Greater Love gives a unique insight into this closed world where
the modern world?s materialism is rejected; they have no television,
radio or newspapers. Thefilminterweaves a year in the life of the
monastery with the daily rhythms of Divine Office and work. Centred in
Holy Week, it follows a year in which a novice is professed and one of
the senior nuns dies. Though mainly an observationalfilmthere are
several interviews, which offer insights into their life, faith,
moments of doubt and their belief in the power of prayer in the heart
of the community.
?This is a beautiful, informative and inspiring study of a way of life
defiantly at odds with the glitzy priorities and frenetic pace of the
outside world.?
EdinburghFilmFestival 2009

I'd rather stick pins in my eyes than watch that.
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The tallest penguin is the emporer, at 3 feet tall. Obviously,
then, they're 2 penguins, one standing atop the other.

Lord Vetinari

2010-04-14 21:57:26 UTC

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