:01:39
- How are you?
- May I help you?
:01:40
I'm Father Duarte, the assistant pastor.
:01:44
- I'm looking for Monsignor Spellacy.
- And who might you be?
:01:48
- I might be his brother.
- Mr Spellacy! Eduardo Duarte.
:01:52
I'm helping the monsignor out
until he's a hundred per cent.
:01:55
- He's not a hundred per cent?
- Just a matter of time, Mr Spellacy.
:01:59
As soon as I fix the carburettor on the car,
I'm gonna repaint the thermometer.
:02:04
We're having a building-fund drive.
St Mary's will be the flower of the desert.
:02:09
Hello, Tommy.
:02:11
I'm sorry, Monsignor, for monopolising
your brother. I just get carried away.
:02:16
That's all right, Father Eduardo.
:02:18
How are you, Tommy?
:02:21
Father Duarte said
you weren't a hundred per cent.
:02:23
Ah, well, who is, Tommy? Who is?
:02:26
Who is?
:02:28
This morning after Mass,
Mr McHugh comes to see me.
:02:31
Nice man, Mr McHugh.
:02:34
When you're a pastor, no one ever stops
by to tell you everything is just swell.
:02:40
When Mr McHugh stops by, it's not to help
Father Eduardo paint the thermometer.
:02:45
No, no.
:02:50
He tells me that his daughter,
a nun, is leaving the convent
:02:53
- to become a professional bowler.
- What?
:02:56
I'm not kidding - a professional bowler.
:02:58
I didn't know they had alleys
in the convents these days.