“Where in the life of this convent does music come in? The reading? The cultivation of the arts? The contemplation of the trees? The encounter with the sea? On which wall of this house is inscribed the infinite? Are we bound to goodness? What must we do to lustful thoughts? Where in this house must we abandon the will of man? Who disembowels pigs, goats and calves? Is it permitted to keep the heart in the chest, or must we leave it outside? Who dresses the defunct sisters of a house where Faith gropes, excites, revives, slumbers and dies? Why do the drawers have only one handle? Does the priest, who said mass a short while ago, visit the sisters intimately? How often do the moons paint our legs with blood? Where in this convent do they sacrifice the children born in it? What to do with the wing feathers of fallen birds in the garden? Who digs the yard? What punishment do they reserve for sisters who rape novices? Is the sin of masturbation equally punished, if the coadjutor has been picked from the garden? Who should decorate the chapel with flowers? Are sisters killed by loneliness buried in the same cemetery that receives the bodies of those who die syphilitic? In conclusion. God has called me to this house to sanctify myself in it! For God’s will to be fulfilled, I need the sister to answer all the questions posed.”
Last modified: 7 de February, 2022
