8 years of 'em, followed by 3 of brothers ( not the black kind, the Salesian kind).
Those ladies were some tough broads.
Anyone else?

Jesuit High School?

😎

Never had a nun.

Priest?

😜😎

Beaver,
It was run by Salesian brothers.. pretty decent bunch, honestly. I graduated early and enrolled in a large SoCal Community College. After 11 years of Catholic school.... Ho Lee Scheit! Hello ladies!

Ouch! Walked right into that one! LOL

A good catholic girl is good and nasty.

Loved them.

😎

Three cheers for Catholic girls

It's ok to kiss a nun as long as you don't get into the habit.

I had 8 years of nuns (Sisters of the Presentation), 4 years of brothers (Sacred Heart), 5 years of Marianists (University of Dayton) and 4 years of Jesuits (Loyola). Total of 21 years of Catholic education.

Holy....

Pun intended that time.

What was that all like, day to day in class? Just curious, not being familiar. The catholic school in the little town i grew up in was small and filled with the who’s who’s children I rarely had any contact with (being a country bumpkin and all), so that kinda colored my perception then. Now, find it a curious question, like it was a secret club with rites and rituals or something. No insult intended, just wondering.

Just 4 years of the Sisters of Loretto.
In the Archdiocese of Santa Fe.

Yes the nuns were tough!

Oh yeah?

I had one who thought that we needed to go to confession together and atone for our several misdeeds. Seriously.

i seen a nun at the hospital once

Otherwise....mmm nope

They are pretty rare in Hamcunt Tn

There on e was a nun named Larue
Who said as the Bishop withdrew
The Vicar is slicker and quicker and thicker
And two inches longer than you!


Thank you very much!

In third grade when busing had started in Richmond Virginia and I was just a boy my parents enrolled me in a Catholic School. It was all they could find at the time. I was in third grade what the hell did I know. I still remember the poem.

Hi ho hi ho it's off to school we go...
With razor blades and Hand Grenades and tommy guns to shoot the nuns
hi ho hi ho hi ho hi ho

I went looking for primers
But I found nun.

Fugg

I wish I still had my RATM concert shirt

Might have to do some Ebay shopping

I suffered through grades 1-5 under Holy Cross nuns. I would enjoy hunting penguins today. I learned at an early age that blind faith is ignorance wrapped in a shroud.


mike r

I dated a nun.
She was a cool gal . One of my students.
She was pro 2A more than most hunters and soldiers.
BTW, she was no longer Catholic when we met.

LOL!
She'd like that one!
Maybe that's more common than I thought in that crowd. 😄

8 years of nuns or former nuns. One of the nuns I had also taught my dad.

G23

About a year ago, two nuns came into my office.

They looked so much alike dressed like they were and all.

So I just had to ask.






























Are you two sisters???

My aunt is a nun. My catechism teachers all knew my dad, no fun at all.

Now I honestly can say I know what it feels like to have Salmon Idaho Syndrome with respect to going your whole life and never seeing any or maybe only one negro.

It’s like that for me with catholics and nuns. There is just a void here. There is a catholic church in town. Just one in our city of 160,000.

Most around here are tater salad, pork chop Baptists.

Renegade50 is a roman catholic, according to his dog tags but man o man he has a potty mouth.

Bob & Tom have taken a whirl @ nuns over the years:

The nun song


Sister Joan, by Paul Gilmartin


30+ years ago somebody submitted a song to them called "Big Nun", sung to the song, "Big Bad John". I can't find that one.


FC

who would'a thought...LOL

Catholics are some of the best cussers in the world. It’s our baseline for going to confession. Lol

I went to a Catholic grade school while I was in a Catholic orphanage run by nuns.

In my opinion, the dwindling of the number of nuns in the Church is one of the main reasons for the radicalization of Catholicism, and the drift away from the catechism of the Church.

Nuns, I explain to those who are unfamiliar with their role in the Church, are like Warrant Officers. Appointed by God and only and answerable really to God, no matter what the current or future Popes say.

They are the bedrock of the Church, and the bedrock has been shattered

Recovering Catholic here. They never explained to us (or I didn't pay attention), what the hell the difference was between Jesuits, or Franciscans, or Dominicans, or whatever. Didn't make sense how they could have so many factions within what they claimed was the, "one true faith."

I always thought it was like, "Jets vs. Sharks", where they'd have Catholic gangland throwdowns. They should probably do that as a fundraiser!

FC

She must have led someone down the narrow path and seen the light.

i agree to a point, but there have also been some well-publicized clashes between the Church and radical nun groups/orders

I flunked catechism, once.
The
Sister Maria Luisa told my mom, I was daydreaming and not paying attention in class.
Then they found out I was functionally blind, and seated me up front, close to the blackboard - all my grades improved.
She told mom the reason she flunked me in catechism was, that grade wouldn't follow me all the way through school.

It's only words. I don't think the Bible forbids it, does it?

I spent many, many years in Catholic school. I had only a couple of nuns as teachers but they were some great people.

I'm surprised by this. I thought the Irish had infiltrated nearly every gene pool in the country. We are a prolific bunch. Then again, I have never spent any time in the deep south.

Brings to mind a incident with former department supervisor at a place I worked for many years. A coworker and myself were checking the weekend work roster to see if our names were on it. Coworker being a seriously religious Protestant.

Said supervisor walks up and ask us what we were looking for. Coworker says he was hoping he didn't have to work Sunday and was serious about his faith and wanted to attend church Sunday.

Supervisor responds with something like, 'Hell, I don't give a f**k, I go to f**king church when I f**king feel like it'.

Coworker looks at supervisor for a few seconds and then says, " bet you're a Catholic, aren't you...? Supervisor responds with, "Yea, I'm Catholic" ... Coworker says, "Figures...", then walks off shaking his head.

Supervisor looks at me quizzically and says, 'wonder what he meant by that'? I just did the hands up 'no idea' gesture and walked away too snickering to myself.

I think Catholics are actually more strict about requiring church attendance. A lot of Catholic families have working class roots (Irish, Italians, Hispanics, etc.). Cussing is more the result of social class than religion.

I had 8 years of nuns then 4 years all boys Catholic high school,one brother,the rest priests.they were tough all right.Still are,my youngest attends my old grammer school,the principal of her school was my first grade teacher.NOBODY messes with Sister C. , back then or now,lol.

I only had nun teachers during after-school catechism. They seemed okay. Bus picked us Catholic kids up from public school and drove us to catechism at a nearby Catholic church.

I know the definition of catechism is a book, but when I was a kid, it referred to the class where kids got Catholic instruction by nuns, typically at a Catholic church.

That's pretty similar to me. I am in the northeast as well. I also attended a catholic college.

My buddy in high school had moved in when we were in 8th grade from PA. He was not used to the usual maltreatment from the nuns that my Catholic friends regularly enjoyed.

Sister Bigass tried to rap his knuckles with a ruler. My buddy stood up, took the ruler away and broke it over his knee.

"Teachers are for teaching and not touching," he said.

Needless to say, that's how I bumped into him in public school. I have to say that it saved his folks a lot on tuition.

Eight years of Catholic grade school, though three of those years our "homeroom" teacher was a civilian woman. Getting sent to Catholic school vs. public school was quite possibly the most fortunate thing that ever happened to me, edumacation-wise at least. The Sisters didn't f- around.