:56:02
How can you say that? I--
:56:04
- I've worked my butt off
with these women.
- Oh.
:56:07
They've given up their free time
to do this, and they're good!
:56:10
I mean, Sister, we could,
we could rock this place.
:56:13
Out of the question! As of
tomorrow, Mary Lazarus resumes
her leadership of the choir.
:56:17
Come in!
:56:20
Reverend Mother, I just
wanted to congratulate you.
:56:23
I haven't enjoyed mass
this much in years.
:56:26
What a marvellous programme.
:56:27
Innovative. Inspiring.
You're to be commended.
:56:30
I can't wait till next Sunday
when the choir performs again.
:56:33
Did you see the people
walk right in from the street?
:56:35
That music.
That heavenly music.
:56:38
Reverend Mother,
it called to them.
:56:41
It-- It did?
:56:42
I must tell the Archbishop.
:56:44
I'll send him a personal letter
describing your efforts,
:56:47
your bold, new filght to keep
your little convent alive.
:56:50
And you must also
include this.
:56:51
This is something she would
never tell you herself...
:56:53
because this is the kind
of woman she is.
:56:55
Sisters, she wants us to go out into
the neighbourhood and meet the people.
:57:02
- Oh, this woman.
- Oh, bless her.
:57:05
Oh, there are so many problems out there
that we could maybe help with.
:57:07
I mean, that's why
many of us became nuns.
:57:10
Oh, it's really marvellous,
Reverend Mother.
:57:12
- There's a lot we could do
for them besides pray, Sister.
- That's right.
:57:14
You're a pioneer.
:57:16
Monsignor, surely you realize
how dangerous this neighbourhood is.
:57:22
And you will face
that danger head-on.
:57:25
- As if I could stop you.
- You couldn't.
:57:28
You have my complete support
in this matter.
:57:30
Anything you can do to revitalize
this neighbourhood would be a blessing.
:57:34
Don't you just love her?
:57:37
Praise you, Reverend Mother.